Flint hit five against Holywell as TNS and Nomads draw 0-0
Flint Town United beat local rivals Holywell Town 5-0 at the Essity Stadium in the Cymru Premier, their joint-second biggest home win in the competition's history, to move five points clear of the relegation zone. The New Saints stay six points clear at the top after a goalless draw with second-placed Connah's Quay Nomads at Park Hall, with both sides still unbeaten.
Cymru Premier, 31 October to 1 November 2026
- Airbus UK Broughton v Caernarfon Town
- 3-2
- Ammanford v Haverfordwest County
- 0-1
- Barry Town United v Trefelin
- 3-0
- Briton Ferry Llansawel v Llandudno
- 3-0
- Colwyn Bay v Cambrian United
- 2-0
- Flint Town United v Holywell Town
- 5-0
- Cardiff Met v Penybont
- 0-5
- The New Saints v Connah's Quay Nomads
- 0-0
Flint's derby rout
Ben Hughes, making his 100th top-flight appearance for Flint, scored inside six minutes. Isaac Modi made it 2-0 before half-time, Tunde Owolabi converted the rebound after Modi's effort was saved, and Modi added a fourth with a solo run and finish, his first goals since early September. Lassana Mendes wrapped it up four minutes from the end.
Top two share the spoils
Nathan Shepperd saved for Saints from Max Woodcock and Alex Hughes, and Nomads goalkeeper Chris Renshaw denied Brad Young and Ben Clark. It was the Nomads' first clean sheet against TNS in more than three years.
Penybont and Peers
Tom Mehew scored a hat-trick as Penybont won 5-0 at Cardiff Met, their biggest league win in more than a year. Nathan Wood and Tyler Walker scored the other two. Penybont are seven points behind TNS with a game in hand. George Peers, the division's top scorer, got a brace in Airbus UK Broughton's 3-2 win over Caernarfon Town, his 16th league goal of the season. Sion Bradley scored a penalty and Zack Clarke a stoppage-time header for Caernarfon. Airbus have won four league games in a row.
Elsewhere
Briton Ferry Llansawel beat Llandudno 3-0 through Tom Price, Ollie Anderson and Joe Lloyd, moving six points clear of the relegation zone and a point behind Llandudno, who are winless in eight league games. Barry Town United beat ten-man Trefelin 3-0, their first home league win for almost two months, with goals from Dan Barton's corner, an Elliott Dugan penalty and Noah Daley. Josh Williams and Callum Bratley scored their first Colwyn Bay goals in a 2-0 win over Cambrian United, leaving Bay fifth and unbeaten at home. Dylan Rees's first-half header gave Haverfordwest County a 1-0 win at Ammanford, and Ifan Knott saved a stoppage-time penalty from Callum Thomas. Haverfordwest are seven points clear of the bottom three; ten-man Ammanford are five points adrift of safety.