Novira Cymru North: Brickfield and Mold lead the pack, first win for Gresford, Newtown suffer first loss

Mold Alexandra on the attack at Bala. Pictures: RICHARD BATES – many thanks

NOVIRA CYMRU NORTH – SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26

Bala Town 2 Mold Alexandra 4

Mold are up to second in the Cymru North after making it 19 points out of a possible last 21 with a superb victory at Maes Tegid on Saturday afternoon.
Barry Owen’s side made their effectiveness from set-pieces count as they sent early title favourites Bala crashing to a third loss in five matches.
Okera Simmonds gave the Lakesiders a 19th minute lead, but Luca Hogan levelled on 30 with his sixth goal of the season.
Town led for a second time six minutes into the second half when Charlie Fisher knocked in his fourth goal this term.
Mold then turned the game on its head, two goals in as many minutes from Lucas Gregson and Sam Duffy giving the visitors a lead.
And Gregson struck again on 83 from a Max McGoona assist to clinch the points for the Alyn Park outfit.

Brickfield Rangers 2 Denbigh Town 0

No sign of the Brickfield express derailing as the leaders hold a four-point advantage at the summit following Saturday’s home success over Denbigh.
Joshua Evans broke the deadlock on the 31st minute from a Robert Evans assist and Lewis Wynne made it 2-0 after 68, Ryan Williams the supplier.

Gresford Athletic 3 CPD Y Rhyl 1879 1

Gresford celebrated their first league victory of the season at the eighth attempt at the expense of a disappointing Rhyl side which has not won in four matches.
Ex-Rhyl forward Damase Kiwanda and Tyler Berry were among the Colliers marksmen, Daniel Apantaku with a late consolation for the Lilywhites.

Holyhead Hotspur 0 Guilsfield 2

Jake O’Donnell and Ryan Knott delivered the goals for Guilsfield against a Holyhead outfit which lies third bottom and has won just once in eight matches.

CPD Llanuwchllyn 2 Caersws 5

Caersws maintained their very decent start to the season with a 5-2 triumph at Llanuwchllyn.
Ashley Harries, Iwan Smout (2), Jake Morris and Tommy Rowlands shared the away goals, James Davies with both for Llan in a first half which ended 2-2.

Newtown 0 Porthmadog 1

Rhys Alun Williams struck the all-important 90th minute goal which sealed maximum points for a delighted Porthmadog and sent Newtown tumbling to their first league defeat of 2026-27.