It is now two years since Kinmel Bay lost a home league match.
Not since a 4-3 defeat to Llanfairfechan Town on December 16, 2023, have Bay been beaten in a Premier Division game at Y Morfa.
Saturday’s victory over Rhos United made it 24 home league games without loss for the mixed-blues – 18 wins and six draws.
And it is also 14 months since Bay lost a league fixture home or away. After going down 5-2 at Cerrigydrudion in October 2024, Kinmel have won 21 and drawn 7 out of 28 matches.
While down in eighth spot in the Premier, Bay have a whole host of games in hand on the teams above.
Matty Rees set the ball rolling against Rhos with his eighth goal of the season in the eighth minute, Jacob Jones providing the assist.
Much-improved Rhos levelled on 20 minutes through Adam Williams, Josh Grant assisting.
Bay were back in front on the stroke of half time, Ryan Roberts setting up Connor Morris for his 12th goal of the campaign.
Kinmel sealed the points in the 78th minute when Josh Parry found the net, Jacob Jones with his second assist of the afternoon.
Ollie Clarke, Sam Maddock, Sol Pita and a Nathan Hunt own goal ensured Conwy edged a tight contest at Cerrig, Rhidian Edwards, Iorwerth Jones and Efan Lloyd Davies replying.
Lee Thomas struck at the double to make it 11 goals for the season as the Amateurs nudged up to fourth in the table.
Thomas netted after 45+1 and 73 minutes, while Lee Savings also made the scoresheet, Jake Oliver responding for the visitors.
Leaders Llansannan boosted their unbeaten run to 11 matches at the expense of visitors Bro Cernyw.
Dafydd Jones and Luke Molmans put the hosts two-up before Cernyw hit back determinedly, scoring via Mabon Williams (penalty) and Gethin Vaughan to make it all-square midway through the second half.
Lewys Jones pushed Llansannan back into the lead and 3-2 is how it ended.
Joe Chaplin was a five-goal hero for a Mochdre outfit which rattled up a magnificent seven at Swan Road.
Chaplin, who recently joined the Conwy county club from Trearddur Bay, produced scoresheet entries on 37, 49, 56, 89 and 90+4 minutes. captain Finlay Jones and Kai Davies also on target.
Riley Patterson (2), captain Liam Bowers’ 19th goal this term, Harvey Gordon and Andy Booker shared Rhuddlan’s haul at the Coronation Gardens, Leon Mellings with a consolation for Bridge.
Sub Osian Davies (2), Matty Griffiths, Haydan Kivell and Dylan Taylor combined to deliver a victory which pushed Sports three points clear at the summit.
Alfie Harrison’s 36th minute penalty was enough to earn Llandyrnog a third win in four meetings this season with previous Division One leaders Penrhyn Bay.
Just a second league win of the season for Wanderers who truly found their shooting boots against visitors Henllan.
Saeed Jones (2), Kyle Mottley, Barry Roche, Luke Williams and sub Freddie Smith split the home goals haul.
Emyr Williams, who handed Henllan an early lead, and Francis Roberts were the visitors’ marksman.
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