It’s a huge midweek for the Tier 4 North Wales Coast Leagues.
On Tuesday night, West Premier Division leaders Bethesda Athletic travel to third-place Gwalchmai looking to avenge a recent 4-1 cup loss to the Anglesey side.
Second-place Nefyn United, meanwhile, test their long unbeaten run at home to Mynydd Llandegai.
In the East Premier, title-chasers Penmaenmawr Phoenix and Kinmel Bay are both in action on Wednesday evening.
Table-toppers and unbeaten Penmaenmawr have a tricky trip to Llandudno Junction, who have won five on the bounce, while Kinmel Bay welcome relegated Rhuddlan Town to Y Morfa.
PREMIER DIVISION
Gwalchmai v Bethesda Athletic (6.30 pm)
CPD Nefyn United v CPD Mynydd Llandegai (7 pm)
Talysarn Celts v Bontnewydd (7.30 pm)
Premier Division
CPD Aberffraw v CPD Llannerchymedd
CPD Llanystumdwy v CPD Llanberis (7.30 pm)
Division One
CPD Cefni v Valley Seniors
Holyhead Town v Llanfairpwll
Bethesda Athletic 1 Talysarn Celts 0
Osian Pugh’s 47th minute goal sealed a crucial win for leaders Bethesda who are now six points clear.
CPD Boded 0 CPD Llanberis 0
No goals at Cae Ty Cristion between the fifth and sixth-placed sides.
CPD Mynydd Llandegai 0 Cemaes Bay 4
Substitute Cameron Buckley’s late double pushed him up to 28 goals for the season and made sure Cemaes returned home with maximum points.
In the first half, Luke McGivern scored from the penalty spot to reach 25 league goals in 2024-25.
Ben Hoyland added a second for the Anglesey visitors just past the hour.
CPD Penrhyndeudraeth 3 CPD Llannerchymedd 1
Captain Deegan John struck twice and Callum Jones was also on the mark in this Penrhyn triumph, Ben Hughes having netted first for Llannerchymedd, who had Josh Evans sent off for a second yellow on 50 minutes.
Premier Division
Bow v Llanfairfechan Town (6.45 pm)
Kinmel Bay v Rhuddlan Town (6.30 pm)
Llandudno Junction v Penmaenmawr Phoenix (6.30 pm)
Glan Conwy 1 CPD Cerrigydrudion 3
Tirion Griffiths (2) and Carwyn Williams grabbed the goals which banked an away win that keeps Cerrig’s distant title hopes alive.
Ryan Boyle responded for Glan, whose captain Mezz Knight and manager Nathan Watson were both shown two yellow cards late on.
CPD Llansannan 5 Bow 3
Ifan Evans (2), Dafydd Jones (2) and captain Gwion Bibby delivered the goals for winners Llansannan, skipper Joe Carey with all three for battling Bow.
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