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Lock Stock Ardal North Cup: Prestatyn Town stretch unbeaten run to 24 matches

Kinmel Bay keeper James Roberts collects under pressure against Llangefni. Pictue: PAUL DARYL PHOTOGRAPHY

The draw for the next round of the Ardal North Cup is expected to take place on Wednesday, although an actual time is still to be decided.

ROUND 1 REPORTS

Kinmel Bay 1 Llangefni Town 2

An 86th minute winner from the on-form Ifan Mansoor sent Llangefni into the next round of the Ardal North Cup.
Matty Beach gave Kinmel Bay an 18th minute lead, but Aron Hughes-Jones equalised from the penalty spot just before half time.

Bow Street 5 Llangollen Town 1

Steffan Williams (2), Courtney Perkins, Osian Burrell and Josh Crowl shared the goals which earned Bow Street an emphatic victory, Ed Baker with Llangollen’s sole response.

Broughton United 1 CPD Llannefydd 5

Sub Tomos Salisbury (2), Llion Morris, Mathew Jones and Tom Jones made up the goal entries in this thumping win on the road for Llannefydd. The home goal came from Dan Eastland on 42 minutes, but the same player was sent off after 70 for two yellow cards.

Builth Wells 0 Corwen 0 (Builth won 5-4 on penalties)

Although Corwen lost out on penalties at Lant Fields, they put up a much improved display against a Builth outfit which thrashed them 8-0 away in early August.
Ironically, that had been Wells’ last win before Saturday.

Dolgellau Athletic 2 Carno 1

Aaron Young and Osian Morris (penalty) won the day for Dolgellau, sub Tyler McCarthy responding for the visitors.
Tomos Jones also missed from the spot for Dol, while Carno finished with nine men after Keegan Bradley (87 mins) and Ben Richards (90+5) were both dismissed for two yellows.

Kerry 2 Penycae 3

Zac Davies, Thomas Edwards (pen) and Toby Nash provided the goals which sealed victory for Penycae, who made it eight wins on the run.
A Callum Dutton own goal and Ethan Holloway strike kept Kerry in the contest.

Knighton Town 0 Cefn Albion 2

A seventh win in a row for Albion saw them into the next round, a Callum Mannion double, one a penalty, seeing off Knighton.
Albion’s winning streak ended on Tuesday night with a 2-1 loss at Bala Town in the NEWFA Senior Challenge Cup.

Llanrwst United 3 CPD Y Felinheli 4

Felinheli (yellow) on the attack. Picture: PATRICK CAIN

After an 11-0 Welsh Cup win in midweek, Felinheli found it much tougher at Gwydir Park, but still battled their way to victory over Llanrwst.
Iwan Edwards, Iwan Owen, Joni Sadler and Cal Macdonald were the away marksmen, Charlie Rush (2) and Alex Jones hitting back for the Rwsters.

Llay Welfare 0 Prestatyn Town 2

Prestatyn stretched their undefeated run to 24 matches dating back to February 2026 with a hard-earned success at Llay.
Cameron Fleet and Zebb Edwards delivered the goals for the Seasiders, who are unbeaten in 13 matches this term.

CPD Nefyn United 1 Trearddur Bay 3

Noa Hughes (2) and Callum Parry ensured Trearddur Bay returned to winning ways at Cae’r Delyn.
Iwan Moore notched a late reply for Nefyn.

NFA 7 Bethesda Athletic 1

Big confidence booster for NFA ahead of their NWCFA Challenge Cup visit to Bangor City 1876 on Wednesday night.
Tyler Joyce and Harrison Bellis both netted twice for the Rhyl hosts, Owen Herbert, Alec Williams and Chris Bennett also on the mark, Corey Lundstram replying.

Penmaenmawr Phoenix 3 Mynydd Isa 1

James Hobson (2) and Anthony Marshall found the net for a Penmaenmawr side which completed a third straight win, Nathan Mendoza responding for Mynydd Isa.
Phoenix had goalkeeper Cameron Darling red-carded in the 89th minute.

Radnor Valley 1 Llanfair United 0

Callum Tisdale’s 34th minute net-finder was enough to tip the balance for Radnor Valley.

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