Principality Welsh Premier Football League, latest news

Home FootballNation Welsh Premier

Porth show fighting spirit

PORTHMADOG are wondering when they will win in front of their own fans, after their 13th frustration at The Traeth. Read

Rich return for Coyne

ABERYSTWYTH continued their revival with their third straight win after manager Brian Coyne enjoyed a successful raid on his former club. Read

Heath double keeps giant-killing run alive

NEWPORT YMCA continued their giant-killing cup exploits, coming back from 2-0 down to defeat Premier League side Welshpool. Read

NOMADS’ popular captain Chris “Bungle” Williams, back after a sequence of injuries dating back to November, had his long-awaited comeback marred when his potentially match-winning penalty was saved by Haverfordwest keeper Lee Idzi 10 minutes from the end. Read

Bangor ease into Welsh Cup semis

A FOUR-GOAL blast from Ashley Stott, including a first half hat-trick, saw Bangor ease into the Welsh Cup semi-finals. Read

Bangor ease into Welsh Cup semis

A FOUR-GOAL blast from Ashley Stott, including a first half hat-trick, saw Bangor ease into the Welsh Cup semi-finals. Read

Heath double keeps giant-killing run alive

NEWPORT YMCA continued their giant-killing cup exploits, coming back from 2-0 down to defeat Premier League side Welshpool. Read

Morgan facing up to cup challenge

WELSHPOOL TOWN travel to minnows Newport YMCA today in the quarter-finals of the Welsh Cup hoping to avoid becoming the hosts’ third top-tier victim. Read

Barton admits: 'I was out of my depth at Caersws'

CAERSWS manager Mike Barton has left the club after just eight months in charge. Read

Pritchard strikes to put Reds into Premier final

MARK Pritchard led Llanelli through to an FAW Premier Cup final appearance against Newport County last night. Read

Reds through to final

LLANELLI booked a place in the last FAW Premier Cup final after a deserved 1-0 semi-final win against Carmarthen Town at Stebonheath Park last night. Read

Euro hopes hit by Newi treble

CARMARTHEN had not lost in eight previous visits to Plaskynaston and were expected to advance their Euro dream, but their trip turned into a nightmare. Read

Owen does the damage in relegation dogfight

CARL OWEN’S opportunist hat-trick decided this crucial relegation encounter at the Recreation Ground, sucking Caersws into the fight for survival. Read

Puzzler as Haverfordwest stall at home

THE meagre Bridge Meadow crowd left shaking their heads, mystified how their team squandered two points to lowly Caernarfon. Read

Clubs content with draw

PERHAPS there was too much at stake for both clubs for this to be a classic and it certainly wasn’t. Read

Welsh League round-up

And the 1-0 win by the Cynon Valley side allowed Ton Pentre to cut Goytre’s lead at the top of the table to just one point. Read

Seventh heaven for McKenna

SAINTS boss Ken McKenna, who announced this week that he is to leave the champions at the end of the season, looked on in admiration as his charges gave lowly Llangefni a seven-goal drubbing. Read

Airbus clear relegation flightpath

Player-manager Gareth Owen has transformed the Wingmakers’ fortunes. leading from the front, but their victory over in-form Neath was a surprise, nevertheless. Read