Cymru Premier round-up: Llanelli earn first win

Tuesday, 24 September

Briton Ferry Llansawel 1-2 Llanelli Town: Bottom of the table Llanelli came from behind to secure their first league win of the season at Old Road. Rio Dyer struck five minutes before the interval to give his father Andy's side a first-half lead. But second-half goals from Danny Williams and Rio Booth gave Lee John's side a much needed three points.

Cardiff Met 0-4 Penybont: James Crole scored a hat-trick as Penybont continued their top-three push with victory at Cardiff Met, who are still seeking their first league win of the season.

Two first-half goals from Crole, last season's joint top scorer in the Cymru Premier, gave Penybont a 2-0 interval lead at Cyncoed. Ioan Phillips added a third for the visitors a minute shy of the hour mark before Crole got his third and Bont's fourth.

Colwyn Bay 0-1 Bala Town: Bay's Jordan Davies had a free-kick hit the post before Bala went ahead with their first attack of note. Hussein Mehasseb headed home from a corner three minutes before half-time, which proved to be the only goal of the game for the Lakesiders, who are fourth.

Connah's Quay Nomads 1-2 Caernarfon Town: Ryan Sears scored twice as Caernarfon Town bounced back following their first defeat of the season on Saturday to beat Nomads, who scored in the second half through Max Woodcock. The Canaries are second in the table behind leaders New Saints on goal difference.

Haverfordwest County 2-3 Barry Town United: Ryan Kavanagh's header gave Barry the lead early in the second half at Bridge Meadow, but a header from Rhys Abbruzzese brought the hosts level.

Steve Jenkins' Barry restored their lead with 19 minutes remaining through Ieuan Owen but Haverfordwest again responded with captain Corey Shephard scoring. But Barry had the final word with Ben Margetson getting their winner with a minute remaining. Barry are fifth while County, who have not won since the second game of the season, are in the bottom two.

The New Saints 4-2 Flint Town United: Jordan Williams' volley gave leaders Saints a sixth-minute lead but Flint levelled when Sidi Fofana netted following a scramble in the area.

However, the home side restored their lead a minute before the break when Ryan Brobbel scored from close range. Saints' record signing Ben Wilson extended their lead four minutes into the second half. Darren Stephenson reduced the deficit with eight minutes remaining but Ken Charles got a fourth for the champions in stoppage time.