North Wales women’s football reports – October 18: Flint and Felinheli hit double-figures, Wrexham equal home record league victory

NORTH WALES WOMEN’S FOOTBALL MATCH REPORTS – SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18

BUTE ENERGY WELSH CUP QUALIFYING ROUND 2

CPD Bangor City 1876 0 Connah’s Quay Nomads 2

Nomads needed a 95th minute second goal from sub Megan Galeandro to finally kill off Bangor’s brave challenge and reach the next stage of the Welsh Cup.

Rosie Hughes had a 26th minute penalty excellently saved by Catrin Roberts, before providing the assist for Hannah Slack’s clinical opening goal on 32.

The Citizens pushed hard to equalise, Sioned Phillips striking the bar in second half added time and Faye Moseley brilliantly saving the rebound from the same player before Galeandro clinched it with a close range finish.

Berriew 2 CPD Pwllheli 2 (Pwllheli won 4-2 on penalties)

Sara Lacey was a penalty-saving hero for a Tier 3 Pwllheli side which eliminated Adran North hosts Berriew on spot-kicks,

Sian Moore’s 16th goal of the season was enough to give the Llŷn Peninsula side a half time lead, but the hosts struck twice within three second half minutes through Dottie Evans and Hannah Richards to edge in front.

Captain Magi Hughes levelled on 83 to force a penalties shoot out and Pwllheli triumphed 4-2, Berriew missing one and having another kept out by Lacey.

Caernarfon Town 1 Guilsfield 5

Madisyn Hodgson-Hughes and Ruby Pryce scored two apiece in a convincing victory for exciting new side Guilsfield.

Evie Foster added a single for the Powys visitors, captain Sioned Bohana with Caernarfon’s sole response.

Flint Town United 11 Airbus UK Broughton 0

Double-figures for Flint who chalked up the second biggest win in their brief history at the expense of outgunned Airbus at the Essity Stadium.

Shannon Hobbs (3), Laura Williams (2), Bella Riley (2), Kelsey Davies and subs Ruby Hastings, Becca Eagles and Daisy Hughes shared the goals for the Silkwomen.

Llandudno P Llanfair United P

Wrexham Foresters 5 Hawarden Park 2

Foresters proved too strong for their Tier 3 visitors who nonetheless gave a good account of themselves.

Hawarden Park actually took the lead through top-scorer Farrah Aslam in just the second minute, but Maizie Johnson equalised after 11 and Jessica Sayers made it 2-1 before the interval.

In the second half, Madison Miles, Ruby Smith and player-manager Kirstie Kural added to the home total, sub Tia Bates notching a second for Hawarden.

ADRAN PREMIER PHASE ONE

Wrexham 7 Cardiff Met 0

Wrexham stormed back to the summit of the Adran Premier after thrashing Cardiff Met out of sight at The Rock.

With overnight leaders The New Saints slipping up at Cardiff City in a 1-0 defeat, the current champions from North Wales returned to top spot with a sixth win in seven outings.

Ava Suckley netted twice for Jenny Sugarman’s side, Katie Barker, Phoebe Davies, Maria Francis-Jones, Faye Knox (penalty) and Natalie Clark making up the rest.

This was a joint-record Adran Premier home win for Wrexham, matching their identical caning of Barry Town United four weeks earlier.

NORTH EAST WALES WOMEN’S LEAGUE

Wrexham Foresters Reserves 4 Coedpoeth United 2

Ella Eynon (2), Tania Pryor (penalty) and Sarah Griffiths split the goals in a home win for the Foresters.

Jasmine Cudlip and Tia Leigh Bailey were on target for Coedpoeth.

NORTH EAST WALES WOMEN’S RECREATIONAL LEAGUE

CPD Cei Connah 0 Hawarden Park Rec 1

Kirsty Jones bagged the 43rd minute goal which proved enough to earn Hawarden Park Rec victory at Cae Connah.

Deeside Dragons 0 MIFC 6

Jessica-Lee Wellstead netted four times as leaders Mynydd Isa made it four straight league wins.

Tahila Roberts and Lydia Ward were also on target for the visitors.

Halkyn United 0 Corwen 8

Elsa Evans and Sara Jones both pocketed hat-tricks for a dominant Corwen at Halkyn.

Beca Roberts and an own goal made up the remainder.

NWCFA WOMEN’S CHALLENGE CUP

CPDM Y Felinheli 10 NFA 2

Cup holders Felinheli advanced to the semi-finals with a huge victory over Tier 3 hopefuls NFA.

Shannon Jade Jones delivered a 10-minute hat-trick for the hosts, Jenna Allsup and Catrin Evans notched a pair each, Fflur Williams, Katie Midwinter and Llywela Edwards also on the scoresheet.

Amy Webster scored both for NFA,

NORTH WALES COAST WOMEN’S LEAGUE

Holyhead Hotspur 2 Amlwch Town 6

Mari Saunderson hit a hat-trick for an Amlwch side which celebrated their first league win of the season.

Elin Murley (2) and Casey-Jane Evans supplied the other goals for the visitors, Grace Stockall and Abi Hughes responding for Hotspur.

Kinmel Bay 2 Denbigh Town 2

All-square in a cracking encounter at Y Morfa which saw Denbigh drop their first points of the season but still remain top.

Lucy Perry and Natasha Standing struck for the hosts, Sophie Evans and Catrin Bell on the mark for Denbigh.

Trearddur Bay 4 Towyn 4

Trearddur Bay celebrated gaining their first point of the season after an eight-goal corker against young newcomers Towyn.

Georgie Wasnidge, Erin Murley, Stephanie Davies-Lee and Abbie Manning were the home scorers, Scarlett Ash netting three and Shanie-May Fleming a single for the visitors.