North Wales Coast West: Bethesda edge closer to title – next is Gwalchmai’s visit on Wednesday!

NORTH WALES COAST WEST LEAGUE

PREMIER DIVISION

CPD Aberffraw 0 Bethesda Athletic 5

Bethesda will be crowned Premier Division champions if they defeat only remaining title rivals Gwalchmai at home on Wednesday night.

Victory at Parc Meurig for Mark N Hughes’ side would give them an unassailable lead at the summit, but any other result would ensure this great race to claim top spot continues.

Pesda nudged closer to a second tier 4 league title in three seasons on Saturday with a five-goal triumph at bottom team Aberffraw.

Scott Hughes opened the scoring on 16 minutes before Berffro suffered a further blow when Tom Carter was red-carded with 20 gone.

Captain Osian Hughes converted the resultant penalty – his 27th goal of the season – and Steffan Davies made it three before half time.

Davies notched Athletic’s 100th league goal of 2024-25

In the second half, Corey Lundstram struck on 48 minutes and Kyle Hartleb completed the rout after 82.

REMAINING GAMES FOR TOP TWO

Bethesda Athletic – Played 28 Points 67 Goal Difference + 70
May 14 – Gwalchmai (home); May 22 – CPD Boded (a)

Gwalchmai – Played 26 Points 60 GD +39
May 14 – Bethesda Athletic (away); May 20 – CPD Llanystumdwy (home); May 22 – CPD Pentraeth (away); May 26 – Bontnewydd (home)

• Gwalchmai are also still in the Cwpan Snowdonia Fire and Security Cup where they visit CPD Llanberis on May 16 in the quarter-finals. Potentially, still 7 more games for Gwalch.

DIVISION ONE

Amlwch Town 3 Bethesda Rovers 2

Callum Hughes (2) and Cian Evans bagged the goals which won the day for Amlwch, Adrian Roberts (penalty) and Lewis Dixon responding for Rovers.

Holyhead Town 3 Llangoed and District 3

Town fought back from 2-0 and 3-2 down to force a draw at Millbank.

Carwyn Williams began the game on fire, netting in the third and eighth minutes.

Festus Osagie pulled one back for the Harbourmen on 21 to ensure the hosts were well in contention at the interval.

Callum Queen missed a penalty for Town early in the second half before Craig Moore made it two-apiece.

Llion Roberts restored the away lead on 53, captain Mathew Owen with his third assist of the afternoon.

However, Adam Morris levelled on 67 and three-each is how it ended.

Valley Seniors 2 CPD Cefni 5

Captain Nathan Lewis was a hat-trick star for winning visitors Cefni.

Andrew Cleator and Macauley Lewis were also on the mark for the away side, skipper Lewis Haywood and Tom McMorine replying for the hosts.