NORTH WALES WOMEN’S FOOTBALL: Denbigh player breaks duck for team with five-goal haul, Towyn bag dramatic win, Northop Hall edge derby

NORTH WALES WOMEN’S FOOTBALL MATCH REPORTS – NOVEMBER 8, 2026

NORTH WALES COAST WOMEN’S LEAGUE

Denbigh Town 12 Prestatyn Sports 0

Before today Abi Cooke had never scored a goal for Denbigh.
However, this afternoon, the 21-year-old netted FIVE times after coming on as a second-half substitute, including four goals in a 10-minute spell.
It was a stunning way to get off the mark for the leaders, who returned to winning ways in deadly fashion, although they only led 2-0 after a lacklustre first half.
Top-scorer Loz Jones added four, including a penalty, as well as providing three assists, while Mabli Fitzgerald plundered a hat-trick.

Holyhead Hotspur 3 Towyn 4

Towyn fought back from 3-1 down to snatch a dramatic late victory at Cae Cynlas.
Hat-trick star Shanie-May Fleming struck first for the visitors after just four minutes, but with the clock on six Abi Hughes levelled and it stayed 1-1 up to half time.
Early in the second half, Hughes made it 2-1 to the hosts and Cara Mai Roberts gave Hotspur a two-goal lead on 72 minutes.
However, there was a big finish in store from Towyn, Fleming cutting the deficit to one after 79 before Scarlett Ash equalised on 85.
Then four minutes into stoppage time, Ash set up Fleming for the winner.

Kinmel Bay 1 CPD Pwllheli 2

A great battle at Y Morfa saw Pwllheli take a 2-0 ead into the break with North Wales top markswoman Sian Moore’s 19th and 20th goals of the season.
Kinmel Bay rallied really well in the second half, Lucy Perry halving the arrears in the 50th minute.

NFA 1 Llangefni Town 1

Baileigh Aaron grabbed a point for NFA with an 81st minute equaliser at Ffordd Derwen.
Jess Jones had earlier handed champions Llangefni a 29th minute lead.
The end result means both sides remain unbeaten in the league.

Trearddur Bay 1 Amlwch Town 0

Clare Head’s third-minute penalty was sufficient to bank Trearddur Bay back-to-back league victories.
Bay lost their first four meetings with Amlwch, but are now unbeaten in the last three clashes with their Anglesey rivals.

GENERO ADRAN TROPHY ROUND OF 16

Flint Town United 0 Connah’s Quay Nomads 5

Rosie Hughes (3), Hannah Slack and Aimee Redfern shared the goals as mighty Nomads stormed into the last eight of the Trophy.
Two goals in the first five minutes via Slack and Hughes gave the visitors and Ardal North champions a stranglehold on the tie they never let loosen.

Llanfair United 0 Wrexham 5

Holders Wrexham advanced to the quarter-finals as expected at the expense of Adran North hosts Llanfair.
Defender Olivia Fuller and sub Evie Sadler noth struck twice for the Adran Premier champions with Mariam Mahmood also on the scoresheet.

The New Saints 6 Wrexham Foresters 1

Former Wrexham star Abbie Iddenden knocked in a seven-minute hat-trick for the top flight Saints who gave Adran North newcomers Foresters a stark insight into the quality of Adran Premier football.
Remarkably, it was not the quickest treble of the season for Iddenden, who hit three goals in five minutes earlier this season in a 9-1 league drubbing of Aberystwyth Town.
Fiona Barry, Caitlin Chapman and Lexie Harrison were also on the mark fpr the Park Hall side.
Sub Evie Wigley notched a consolation for the Foresters.

NORTH EAST WALES WOMEN’S LEAGUE

Airbus UK Broughton 3 Northop Hall Reserves 2

Grace Kehoe, Alicia Thomas and Sophie Upton delivered the goals which clinched a close-fought victory for Airbus, battling visitors Northop Hall Reserves having led 2-1 until the latter stages through a Holly Cooper own goal and Cole Hill strike.

Buckley Town 6 Coedpoeth United 0

Sophie Iball was a four-goal hero for a Buckley side which celebrated their second win of the season, Lexi May Jones adding a double.

Northop Hall 3 Hawarden Park 2

Great win for Northop Hall who stretched their 100% league record to six straight victories.
Frances Hamilton (2) and Chelsea Evans netted in the first half for the hosts, top-scorer Farrah Aslam replying with a double for Hawarden.

Connah’s Quay Nomads U19s 11 Wrexham Foresters Reserves 1

Elin Thomas led the way for Nomads with a nine-minute hat-trick in a double-figure caning of the Foresters.
Bogomila Stoycheva, Renee Day and Meisi Griffiths all added two apiece, while Katy Roberts and Nicole Szczawinska made up the 11.
Ella Eynon notched a consolation for the visitors.

NORTH EAST WALES WOMEN’S RECREATIONAL LEAGUE

Corwen 3 CPD Cei Connah 0

Beca Roberts, Cari Davies and Faye Hand scored a goal each in Sunday’s home win for Corwen.
Captain Glesni Griffiths and Ela Newport provided goal assists for the hosts, who have recorded four vicrories in five starts and sit second in the table on goal difference.