Friday night reports – Cymru North, Cymru Premier, Ardal North West and North East Wales League
REPORTS – FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6
NOVIRA CYMRU NORTH
CPD Dinas Bangor City 1876 9 Gresford Athletic 0
Declan McManus hit a hat-trick, while Blaine Hudson and Corrig McGonigle netted two apiece as Bangor romped to a club record Cymru North victory.
Quite a way for manager Huw Griffiths to mark his first league win since taking over at Bangor City Stadium.
City were five-up by half time, defender Hudson and captain McManus scoring two each, while young talent Sam Parry found the net for a third game in a row.
Josh Carey made it 6-0 on 48 before McManus completed his third treble for the club after 61.
Sub McGonigle then took centre stage with a pair on 68 and 78.
Bala Town 1 Guilsfield 0
Bala claimed their first league win since mid-September thanks to Craig Lindfield’s second-minute strike at Maes Tegid.
Denbigh Town 2 Mold Alexandra 2
Jacob Duffy’s stunning 96th minute leveller earned Denbigh a point at home to high-flyers Mold.
Alfie Vaughan’s eighth-minute goal handed Town a half-time lead, but the Alex rallied in the second period, edging ahead with two net-finders in three minutes from Luca Hogan and Samuel Duffy.
Penrhyncoch 0 Caersws 3
Jake Humphreys, Rhys Hesden (pen) and Callum Francis-Jones bagged the second half goals which banked three points for Caersws.
Ruthin Town 0 Newtown 2
Newtown moved to within a point of leaders Brickfield Rangers thanks to a two-goal triumph at the Memorial Fields, first half efforts from Hanoch Boakye and Josh Astley confirming the outcome.
NOVIRA CYMRU PREMIER – PHASE ONE
Connah’s Quay Nomads 2 Flint Town United 0
Nomads stretched their unbeaten streak to nine games – eight of them wins – with a two-goal victory in the derby at the Essity, where a cracking crowd of 1,557 were in attendance.
That turnout made it a night to remember for the Deesiders as it was the first time they have pulled in more than 1,000 for a Cymru Premier game.
Callum West gave the Nomads a seventh-minute lead before Harry Franklin clinched it after 86.
Holywell Town 2 Airbus UK Broughton 3
Fifth-place Airbus made it five straight wins, but were given a real battle by the bottom side.
Owen Davies gave the Wellmen a 22nd minute lead before Oliver Calland and Jordan Evans replied to make it 2-1 to the Wingmakers at the turnaround.
George Peers converted a penalty for the visitors on 73 to make it 17 Cymru Premier goals for the season before Airbus manager Mark Allen was red-carded after 88.
Florian Yonsian put away a 91st minute spot-kick for the hosts, but it was not enough to save them from defeat.
Llandudno 0 The New Saints 1
A 51st minute goal from Jordan Williams was enough to seal the spoils for the leaders and sent Llandudno slumping to a seventh straight league defeat.
Penybont 2 Caernarfon Town 0
Not Caernarfon’s night at the Dragonbet Stadium where goals from the evergreen Chris Venables and Tyler Walker earned Penybont maximum reward.
Trefelin BGC 1 Colwyn Bay 2
Bay are up to fourth after extending their unbeaten run to six matches – five wins – by taking the honours at Ynys Park.
A Jacob Jones own goal edged the Seagulls ahead on 22 minutes before Dan Roberts added a second after 37.
Lewys Ware collected a consolation for Trefelin in the 91st minute.
Ammanford 3 Briton Ferry Llansawel 1
Cambrian United 3 Barry Town United 3
Haverfordwest County 0 Cardiff Met 3
LOCK STOCK ARDAL NORTH WEST
Broughton United 0 Kinmel Bay 2
Three points on the road for Kinmel Bay were sealed thanks to a Matty Beach goal on 25 minutes and a Ste Kirk strike after 50.
NEWFA HORACE WYNNE CUP
Cefn Druids 5 Castell Alun Colts 2
Cup joy for the Druids thanks to a double apiece from Portuguese pair Edgar Lima Teixeira and Helder Ramos, plus a single from Leroy Ngema.
Harri Thomas and Taylor Kendrick replied for the Division 1 visitors who lost out to a team from a level below.