Genero Adran U19s Phase Two Latest | 27th March

Briton Ferry Llansawel travel to Carmarthen Town in the Friday night fixture of the Premier Conference this week (Photo by Andrew Donnison/F28.Online)

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Briton Ferry Llansawel travel to Carmarthen Town tonight as they aim to put themselves back in the Genero Adran U19s Premier Conference title mix.

A positive result for Ferry against an inform Pontypridd United side last time out, but it could well have been more. Lowri Marshman’s own goal put Ferry ahead, before an equaliser from Gwenllian Crane saw the points shared.

However, Ferry face the most in-form side in the division in recent weeks, with Carmarthen Town beating current holders Cardiff City last time out in the capital.

Libby Hayhurst scored a brace to inspire The Old Gold to victory, whilst there were goals for Evie Jones and Summer Evans.

Incredibly, it would only narrowly be enough for Huw Evans’ side. That’s after Cardiff City were just a goal away from completing a comeback.

Three goals from The Bluebirds by Paige Parsons, Eliza Keane and Anuka O’Hare wouldn’t be enough to claim a point.

Tom Stiley’s side host Wrexham on Sunday at Ocean Park Arena, as The Red Dragons look to repeat their result earlier on in Phase Two.

Indie Griffiths’ hattrick helped Wrexham on their way to a 5-2 win against Cardiff City in February. Gareth Owen’s side haven’t played in three weeks, and will be aiming to bounce back from their defeats to Barry and Briton Ferry.

Barry Town United travel to bottom side Connah’s Quay Nomads, as Tom Davies’ go in search of a response to their last two games.

Defeats to Carmarthen and Pontypridd United have allowed others to catch up with the league leaders, with Ponty level on points with The Linnets.

NEWTOWN, WALES – 21 APRIL 2024: Teams take the field during the 2023/24 Genero Adran U19’s North & South Championship fixture between Barry Town United Women U19 & Connah’s Quay Nomads U19 Women at Latham Park, Newtown, Wales (Pic by John Smith/FAW)

It’s a Connah’s Quay Nomads side still yet to win in Phase Two, but with home advantage at The Poppies 3G. This will be the first time since the 2024 National final that the two sides have met.

Sunday’s fixture between The New Saints and Pontypridd United has been postponed, as has the Championship Conference fixture between Aberystwyth Town and Cardiff Met on Friday night.

With Met not playing, that presents an opportunity for Swansea City to extend their lead at the top. Richard Harris’ side face Penybont tonight at Llandarcy.

Swansea went top last week after they beat Cascade 6-0. Lowri Jones scored a hattrick, whilst there were also finishes from Ellie Gibbins, Susanna Cunningham and Megan-Ruby Clarke.

Taffs Well moved up to 4th in the Championship Conference with an incredible 4-0 victory against Cardiff Met (Photo by Nathan Davies/nathandaviesphotography)

Top spot was opened up after Met’s defeat to Taffs Well, who put on a brilliant display at Cyncoed Stadium last week.

Rianne Jones scored a hattrick, whilst Alys Grant was also on the scoresheet, as The Wellwomen move up to 4th.

For Swansea City, that Cascade victory wasn’t their most recent fixture. The Young Swans progressed to the Semi-Finals of the West Wales Challenge Cup on Sunday, in a 3-0 win against SWWGL side Johnstown.

Katie Rowles scored twice on their way to the last four, before Grace Tilley rounded off the scoring in a successful week for the U19s.

Swansea City U19s progressed into the West Wales Challenge Cup Semi-Finals against Johnstown AFC (Photo by Nathan Davies/nathandaviesphotography)

Cascade will be looking to return to winning ways when they travel to Llanelli Town AFC on Friday night. Llanelli haven’t played since their 4-2 defeat to Swansea, a game they were leading in.

To hear more on the Genero U19s Leagues, listen to our latest podcast with Pontypridd United’s Drew Lewis and Mali Ackerman, and our first U19s podcast two weeks ago with Barry Town United’s Tom Davies and Ava Coomer.

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Full Fixtures – Genero Adran U19s

Premier Conference

Carmarthen Town vs Briton Ferry Llansawel (Friday 27th March, Kick-Off 8pm)

Cardiff City vs Wrexham AFC (Sunday 29th March, Kick-Off 3pm)

Connah’s Quay Nomads vs Barry Town United (Sunday 29th March, Kick-Off 3pm)

The New Saints P-P Pontypridd United

Championship Conference

Llanelli Town AFC vs Cascade YC (Friday 27th March, Kick-Off 7:30pm)

Swansea City vs Penybont (Friday 27th March, Kick-Off 8pm)

Aberystwyth Town P-P Cardiff Met

Matchday 10 Results

Premier Conference

Cardiff City vs Carmarthen Town  (Friday 20th March, Kick-Off 8pm)

Briton Ferry Llansawel P-P Connah’s Quay Nomads

Wrexham AFC P-P Pontypridd United

Championship Conference

Cardiff Met vs Taffs Well (Friday 20th March, Kick-Off 7:30pm)

Penybont P-P Aberystwyth Town

Swansea City vs Cascade YC (Friday 20th March, Kick-Off 8pm)

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