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Citizens storm back

A MAGNIFICENT second-half performance gave Bangor City a comfortable victory over gallant Port Talbot who looked on course for a possible upset at half-time. Read

Aber now six games unbeaten

ABERYSTWYTH extended their unbeaten league sequence to six matches with a form book victory over the Wingmakers at a sun-drenched Park Avenue yesterday. Read

Hill is the hat-trick hero for Neath

ANDREW Hill's hat-trick steered Neath Athletic to their first win of the Principality Welsh Premier season. Read

Nervous time for cup holders

LLANELLI, holders of the Loosemores League Cup, are facing being dumped out of this season’s competition. Read

Rhyl power to top of table

RHYL moved into top spot in the Welsh Premier last night following a 2-0 home victory over Connah’s Quay after former leaders The New Saints could only scrape a late 2-2 draw at Haverfordwest. Read

New cup clash date

CAMBRIAN and Clydach will play their rearranged Welsh Cup second round tie against Newtown at home on Friday (7.30pm). Read

Cambrian hope to get Druids date

CAMBRIAN and Clydach must travel to Newi Cefn Druids in the Welsh Cup third round – if they beat Newtown in their rearranged tie. Read

Brazil is full of praise for plucky Pontypridd

HAVERFORDWEST confirmed their place in the third round and the dubious reward of a visit to Rhyl awaits them after overcoming the Welsh League minnows at Ynysangharad Park, but not before the hosts earned a share of Welsh Cup glory. Read

Old pals pair down Crows

FORMER Crows Raith Plant and Dale Raven both struck to plot the downfall of their old club for the second time in a week. Read

Holders made to battle

THE cup holders made it through to the next round, but not without being given a run for their money by Steve O’Shaughnessy’s side. Read

Lido earn the plaudits

THE Welsh League underdogs came within a whisker of springing the shock of the round after holding the Welsh Premier giants over 120 minutes of football. Read

County hit form to lift themselves up table

COUNTY produced easily their best performance of Dean Holdsworth’s managerial stewardship to defeat mid-table Bromley comprehensively and move out of the bottom three. Read

Nomads on the road in bid to shock cup holders

CONNAH’S QUAY face possibly the toughest draw of the second round of the Welsh Cup against holders Bangor City today. Read

Llanelli safely through to third round

LAST season's beaten finalists Llanelli made it safely through to the third round following a routine 4-0 victory over Welsh Premier strugglers Neath at Stebonheath Park. Read

Cambrian are out to bridge Premier gap

CAMBRIAN and Clydach have their first match against Welsh Premier League opposition tomorrow when Newtown visit King George Playing Field for a Welsh Cup second round tie. Read