Novira Cymru North: Big wins for Brickfield, Mold, Bala, Buckley and Llanuwchllyn

CYMRU NORTH – WEEKEND SEPTEMBER 4-6

with thanks to www.faw.cymru

6 September 2026

Gresford Athletic 1 Mold Alexandra 5

Sunday saw Mold Alexandra claim their fifth consecutive win after storming to a 5-1 victory over Gresford Athletic at Clappers Lane.
The visitors immediately took control of the contest and established a three-goal lead inside just 17 minutes thanks to Luca Hogan’s opener and Owen Cordiner’s quickfire brace.
Gresford captain Dominic Maher scored his club’s first goal of the season on the half-hour mark, but former Connah’s Quay Nomads academy graduates Hogan and Lucas Gregson both found the net moments later.
A goalless second half ensured Barry Owen’s side took home all three points and maintained third-place in the table.

5 September 2026

Brickfield Rangers 2 Guilsfield 0

Leaders Brickfield maintained their two-point lead at the top of the table with a 2-0 win over Guilsfield at Clywedog Park.
Rangers wasted no time and opened the scoring after just 10 minutes played as Lewis Wynne tapped home from Andy Vale’s low cross to bag his first goal for the club.
Vale wrapped up victory for Brickfield in the closing stages by finishing off a swift counter-attack for his ninth goal of the campaign.

Buckley Town 5 Penrhyncoch 0

Buckley earned their biggest home Cymru North win since whipping Cefn Druids 5-0 in January 2023 after they beat Penrhyncoch by the same margin at The Globe on Saturday.
Ben Guest got things rolling for the hosts in the 18th minute with a calmly converted penalty.
Connor Littler ensured the Bucks went into the break with a two-goal advantage as he tapped home from Dan Burgess’ header back across goal.
Littler was in the right place, at the right time again to bag his brace on 64 minutes as he scrambled the ball into the net.
Luke Mariette scored twice in stunning fashion from out wide to round off Buckley’s five-star performance

Llanuwchllyn 4 Holyhead Hotspur 0

James Davies scored all four goals as Llanuwchllyn secured back-to-back wins and clean sheets with a 4-0 victory over Holyhead Hotspur.
Davies rounded Guto Hughes and fired home with just 14 minutes on the clock before meeting a Jac Humphreys cross and scoring on the turn to bag a rapid double.
The 33-year-old Davies made it a first half hat-trick tbefore the experienced forward completed his four-goal haul on 74 minutes to round off a convincing display from Llanuwchllyn, who remain unbeaten at home this season.

Newtown 1 Denbigh Town 0

Denbigh’s winless run in the league extended to six matches as they lost at Latham Park in what turned out to be resigning manager Dewi Llion’s last game in charge.
Rian O’Riordan scored the only goal as Newtown triumphed 1-0 over 10-man Town.
Both sides went into the break goalless, although Newtown would have a massive advantage heading into the second half following Nathan Brown’s straight red card for an altercation on 33 minutes.
The Robins made full use of the numerical difference just nine minutes after the restart as O’Riordan scored his first goal for the club with a neat finish at the back post.

Porthmadog 1 Bala Town 2

Title favourites Bala Town returned to winning ways with a narrow 2-1 victory over Porthmadog a Y Traeth.
Tom Kelly put the Lakesiders ahead with 25 minutes on the clock as he tucked away the rebound after his initial effort was saved by Robbie Williams. The visitors doubled their advantage three minutes into the second half as Charlie Fisher, son of manager Steve Fisher, found the net from close range for his third goal of the season.
Luke Baum quickly pulled a goal back for Porthmadog after neat work from Sam Reynolds, but a strong defensive display from Bala in the closing stages ensured Fisher’s side went home with all three points.

CPD Bangor City 1876 2 CPD Y Rhyl 1879 2

Match covered by Grassroots North Wales on Saturday.
Declan McManus put Bangor two-up with a double, but Dan Cockerline and Joshua Jones hit back to earn Rhyl a point.

4 September 2026

Ruthin Town 0 Caersws 3

Ashley Jones (2) and Jake Morris bagged the goals which earned Caersws maximum reward,