The New Saints will be looking to build on an exceptional opening two games of Phase Two in the Genero Adran U19s Premier Conference, when they host current leaders Barry Town United at Park Hall, on Sunday 8th February.
Soffia Jones scored the opener in a 5-3 win last week for The Saints against Wrexham AFC. Grace Morris scored an equaliser before TNS went back ahead through Non Williams.
In-form attacker Sienna Perry made it 2-2 with 20 minutes to go, in another dramatic ending at Park Hall in the U19s League. Williams scored again for TNS minutes after the leveller, taking her Phase Two tally up to four.
Rubie Francis and Sofia Grice came off the bench to score, to make it five for TNS. Morris scored a second for Wrexham amongst the final action, but it is TNS who take another step to make it six points from a possible six.
They face Barry Town United for the first time, on the back of their 1-1 draw with Carmarthen Town.
Libby Emanuel, who also has four goals to her name in Phase Two, scored the opener, but a Libby Hayhurst equaliser claimed a point for Carmarthen in their opening game of Phase Two.
The Old Gold face Cardiff City on Friday night, as they host the current Genero Adran U19s League holders at the LHP Stadium.
It was a heavy defeat for Carmarthen in the fixture between these two sides back in September, which saw Cardiff City come out 8-2 winners, including four goals for Elexis Lowe.
However, this is a City side who have struggled in the opening stages of Phase Two. Defeats against Pontpridd United and TNS in the first two games makes their 4-0 win against Connah’s Quay Nomads all the more important.
They wrapped up the scoring the first half of that game. Paige Parsons scored twice before later setting up Elffin Bryant from a right-side cross. Alys Wilson converted a penalty to secure the three points for The Bluebirds.
Connah’s Quay host Briton Ferry Llansawel on Sunday as both sides go in search of their first points of Phase Two, with both teams the only sides without a point so far.
Ferry come into this game having lost their opening three matches in Phase Two, against Barry, Wrexham and most recently Pontypridd United.
It was a needed win for Ponty too, having lost a key battle against Barry Town United the week before. Ferry took the lead through Megan Kearle, but Pontypridd United fought back.
Ruby Stacey equalised for The Dragons, and a stunning free-kick from Chloe Simmonds with ten minutes to play secured the points for Pontypridd.
Their game with Wrexham has been postponed this weekend, as well as Llanelli Town AFC vs Swansea City in the Championship Conference.
Gracie Howard of Cardiff Met during the warm up.
Cardiff Met v Penybont in the Genero Adran South at Cyncoed Campus on the 25th January 2026. (Pic by Lewis Mitchell/FAW)
The Swans were defeated by a strong Cardiff Met side last week, in a 4-2 win for Met.
Hannah Rayner took her tally up to six goals in Phase Two to give Met a two-goal lead inside 25 minutes. Ellie Gibbins got one back for Swansea just before halftime.
Seconds into the second-half, Gracie-Mae Howard also continued her impressive season, scoring against her former club to make it 3-1.
Lowri Jones scored her 17th goal of the season for Swansea City U19s to half the deficit again, but a finish from Grace Baynham with 15 minutes to play made sure for Cardiff Met, to make it three wins from three in the Championship Conference.
Cardiff Met face a Penybont side on Friday night who had a very positive result against Llanelli Town last week, in a 4-1 win for Bont.
Amy Chamberlain, Ella Freeman and Alisha Gunter all scored in the first half to give the hosts the lead at the break. Chamberlain scored again in the second half to secure the win, despite a Grace Rodde reply from Llanelli.
Not playing this week, but Aberystwyth Town continued their winning start to Phase Two with a 4-2 win against Taffs Well having gone two goals behind.
Strikes from Rianne Jones and Paige Richardson gave the away side the advantage at Park Avenue.
However, Seren Evans scored a 25-minute hattrick to help the Seasiders on their way to the win, whilst an own goal made it four.
In search of a response, Taffs Well host Cascade YC on Friday night, as both sides look to claim their first points of Phase Two.
Cascade come into this game on the back of a 5-1 defeat to Cardiff Met three weeks ago. Trinity Reakes scored the goal for Cascade in that game.
It is setup to be an action-packed game, with the last fixture between the two sides ending in a 12-goal thriller, with Taffs Well narrowly getting over the line in that game.
Full Fixtures – Genero Adran U19s
Premier Conference
Carmarthen Town vs Cardiff City (Friday 6th February, Kick-Off 8pm)
The New Saints vs Barry Town United (Sunday 6th February, Kick-Off 2pm)
Connah’s Quay Nomads vs Briton Ferry Llansawel (Sunday 6th February, Kick-Off 4:30pm)
Championship Conference
Cardiff Met vs Penybont (Friday 6th February, Kick-Off 7:30pm)
Taffs Well vs Cascade YC (Friday 6th February, Kick-Off 7:30pm)
Matchday Three Results
Premier Conference
Briton Ferry Llansawel 1-2 Pontypridd United
Barry Town United 1-1 Carmarthen Town
The New Saints 5-3 Wrexham AFC
Cardiff City 4-0 Connah’s Quay Nomads
Championship Conference
Aberystwyth Town 4-2 Taffs Well
Cardiff Met 4-2 Swansea City
Penybont 4-1 Llanelli Town AFC
