Cymru Premier: Great wins for Airbus, Flint and Colwyn Bay, Nomads hold the leaders

NOVIRA CYMRU PREMIER PHASE ONE REPORTS – OCTOBER 30-31

Airbus UK Broughton 3 Caernarfon Town 2

George Peers continued his magnificent start to the season with a double in Airbus’ 3-2 home victory over Caernarfon on Friday night.
Peers remains top of the Cymru Premier goals table with 16 after his strikes on 48 and 52 minutes at the Hollingsworth Group Stadium.
Oliver Lanceley handed the Wingmakers an eighth-minute lead from a Jordan Evans assist, but Sion Bradley levelled on 36 from the penalty spot – his eighth league goal of 2026-27.
Peers then bagged a brace early in the second half to put Mark Allen’s side in charge, Evans and Oliver Calland the chance suppliers, and the Cofis were unable to reply until the 94th minute via Zack Clarke’s 13th league goal this term.
Airbus sit seventh after a fourth straight league win.

Briton Ferry Llansawel 3 Llandudno 0

Llandudno’s downward spiral continued as goals from Tom Price, plus late net-finders from Ollie Anderson and Joseph Lloyd clinched all three points for Briton Ferry.

Colwyn Bay 2 Cambrian United 0

Bay’s unbeaten home record stretched to eight games – seven wins – after a goal in each half ensured the Seagulls remain fifth in the Cymru Premier.
Josh Williams gave Mike Wilde’s side a 15th minute lead at Llanelian Road, where the crowd was a very healthy 809.
Callum Bratley added a second on 57 from a Jack Kenny assist.

Flint Town United 5 Holywell Town 0

Another sparkling display from Flint under Danny Holmes emphatically saw off derby rivals Holywell at the Essity Stadium.
The Silkmen made it four wins in five league starts under Holmes, great form which has lifted them clear of the bottom three.
Ben Hughes fired the hosts into a sixth minute lead before Isaac Modi finished off a Hughes assist after 44.
Modi turned provider on 53 when Tunde Owolabi maintained his fine fettle in front of goal by making it 3-0.
And Modi got in on the act again himself with a fourth goal for Flint on 80.
Lassana Mendes rounded things off for the hosts with an 86th minute fifth.
Holywell remain bottom and winless after 14 games.

The New Saints 0 Connah’s Quay Nomads 0

Nomads ensured the gap to leaders The New Saints was kept down to six points with a hard-earned goalless draw at Park Hall, where 319 watched the battle of the top two.
Both keepers – Chris Renshaw of Nomads and Nathan Shepperd for the Saints – produced some good stops over the 90 minutes.
Indonesian Joe Simatupang-Ferguson has outstanding at the back for the visitors and deservedly landed the Man of the Match award.