Eight-goal Pwllheli set up a meeting with NFA in the league cup final after a convincing away win in their semi at St Asaph Leisure Centre on Sunday.
The visitors were 4-0 up at half time with Awel Ellis striking twice, while Lois Thomas found the net with her ninth goal of the season and provided an assist for Hayley Rees-Williams to score.
Early in the second half, Stacey Sansome grabbed a quick double to put the Llŷn Peninsula side totally out of sight.
Rees-Williams and an Abby Cattell own goal rounded off the scoring.
Despite struggling for players, Henllan gave it everything and created a few chances to score, but Sara Williams in the away goal would not be beaten.
Sub Loz Jones scored twice in the closing stages to send NFA through to the final.
Denbigh produced a strong first half, but unfortunately were unable to bag any goals.
Some fantastic stops, including a penalty save from Town’s Player of the Match, stand-in goalkeeper Chiara Donnelly, was a real plus point for the visitors.
Kayla Hargreaves put NFA in front in the 58th minute before Jones pocketed a late pair of goals on 81 and 88.
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