Ardal North West: Top three all win without conceding a goal

ARDAL NORTH WEST – NOVEMBER 14, 2026

Trearddur Bay 4 (Parry 3, 20, 77, 90+1)
Mynydd Isa 0
Report: Hywel Pritchard
Pictures: Sean Chadwick

Callum Parry produced another sensational masterclass in front of goal, netting all four strikes as Trearddur Bay swept aside Mynydd Isa 4-0 at home.
Parry was in blistering form from the first whistle, taking just three minutes to open his account when he clinically converted a Joe Williams assist to give the hosts the perfect start.
Bay continued to dictate the tempo, and the advantage was doubled in the 20th minute. This time, TC Lennon provided the pinpoint pass, with Parry applying a composed finish to put the home side firmly in control before the interval.
Any hopes of a Mynydd Isa comeback were extinguished in the 77th minute. Williams turned provider once again, setting up Parry to complete a remarkable sixth hat-trick of the season.
With the three points secure, the prolific striker wasn’t finished. Deep into added time, Parry found the net for a fourth time to cap off an unforgettable afternoon—taking his personal tally to an extraordinary 29 goals and continuing his phenomenal start to the campaign.

Bethesda Athletic 1 Llangefni Town 4

Three second half goals guided Llangefni to a comfortable victory in a game which stood 1-1 at half time.
Corey Lundstram put Bethesda in front on 38 minutes, but Osian Jones equalised just before the break.
Math Jones edged Cefni ahead after 63 minutes, then skipper Gari Owen made it 3-1 on 86, Osian Jones with his second assist of the afternoon.
Sub Gwion Parry rounded off the scoring a minute into stoppage time.

Kinmel Bay 0 CPD Llannefydd 1

Mathew Jones scored the only goal of the game on 71 minutes to keep Llannefydd unbeaten and still in second place.

Llanrwst United 0 Prestatyn Town 3

Third-place Prestatyn celebrated a third successive win in which they have conceded no goals.
The tightest defence in North Wales football, which has shipped only four goals in 10 league matches, were immovable again.
Calyn Spencer’s 24th minute strike from an Alex Jones assist handed the Seasiders a half-time lead.
Two minutes into the second half, Alex Jones added a second, Tom Kemp the supplier, before sub Tom Hilditch bagged his 15th goal of the season with 67 on the clock.

CPD Nefyn United 6 Broughton United 1

Tomi Evans delivered a hat-trick in Nefyn’s biggest league win of the season.
Dion Jones, Meical Williams and sub Ifan Jones also found the net for the Penwaig.
Broughton, who had Dan Eastland red-carded on 70, grabbed a consolation goal through a Ben Brierly penalty.

NFA 1 Penmaenmawr Phoenix 2

Toby Jones grabbed a winner for Phoenix deep into added time at Ffordd Derwen.
Logan Williams struck first for Pen in the 73rd minute, but Harrison Bellis levelled on 89 and then sub Alec Williams missed a penalty for NFA soon afterwards.

CPD Pwllheli 2 Llay Welfare 3

Llay completed a fourth away league win on the bounce.
Sam Bryan put the Wrexham-area side ahead on 10 minutes, Osian Thomas equalised after 29, Jonathan Collo restored the Welly lead with 31 gone from the penalty spot, but Osian Jones made it all-square after 35.
John James King edged Llay back in front six minutes into the second half and this time they maintained their lead till the end.