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Llandudno head congested table

Llandudno held onto the leadership of the Genero Adran League North Division on Sunday with a 4-0 victory over Llanfair Utd. Things remain tight at the top of the division with a single point covering the top three teams and goals from Jasmin Dutton, Ffion Owen, Stacey Tradewell and Maisy Johnson ensured that Llandudno kept their noses in front. Connah’s Quay Nomads stay second following a ten-goal blast against Denbigh Town, Kirstie Kural scoring four times and Francesca Scott contributing a hat-trick. Tamara Hamer, Kylie Jones and Jennifer Haynes weighed in with the other goals for the Nomads. The prolific Rosie Hughes meanwhile hit another hat-trick for Wrexham as they defeated Airbus UK Broughton 6-2. Amber Lightfoot added a brace and Rebecca Pritchard the other for Wrexham, who stay one point off the pace, whilst Tegan Hewitt and Natalie Harrison replied for the visitors.

Abergavenny Women have gone five points clear at the top of the South Division, thanks to a 2-0 victory away to Swansea University. Lauren Boyd gave Aber the lead midway through the first half and Maxine Mudge added the second after the break. Cascade Youth Club meanwhile replaced Briton Ferry Llansawel in second place after winning their meeting 2-1. Bethan Lloyd and Annaliese Lewis were on target for Cascade, with Lucy Powell replying. Talycopa LAFC won a high scoring affair, 7-4 against Merthyr Town. Bronwyn Ridd led the scoring for Talycopa with a four-goal haul Amelia Thomas (2) and Ebony Martens adding the others. Isabella Kaler bagged a brace for Merthyr, whose other goals came from Amy Davies and Ella Howells.  

The fixtures for Phase Two of the 2021-22 Genero Adran Premier campaign have been confirmed. This season is the first time in the top tier of women's football a split-league format has been introduced, with Phase One seeing all eight teams face each other home and away.

The league now splits into a Championship Conference and a Plate Conference with four teams in each section. The Championship Conference will compete to become the first winners of the Genero Adran Premier and secure a place in the UEFA Women’s Champions League.

The winner of the Plate Conference will also receive a special award, while the team finishing bottom will be relegated to the Genero Adran North/Genero Adran South next season. These mini-leagues form Phase Two of the competition.

Aberystwyth, Cardiff City, Cardiff Met and Swansea City all secured their place in the Championship Conference while Barry Town United, Pontypridd Town, Port Talbot Town and The New Saints make up the Plate Conference.

Each team will play each other in their division twice - home and away - which will see six rounds of fixtures in Phase Two.