Aber consolidated third place with Porth Win
Aberystwyth Town 1-0 CPD Porthmadog
Aber consolidated third place with a hard-fought 1-0 win over Tomi Morgan's Porthmadog at Park Avenue. The hosts took the lead just before the interval when Geoff Kellaway struck on 43 minutes and it proved decisive for Alan Morgan's side.
Aber named the experienced duo Graham Evans and Glyndwr Hughes on the bench. Porth were without Rob and Andy Evans, who joined from Aber in the January window due to the agreement between the clubs.
Aberystwyth Town:
Steven Cann, Christian Edwards, Gareth Hughes, Aneurin Thomas, Sion James, Conall Murtagh, Geoff Kellaway, Bari Morgan, Luke Bowen, Luke Sherbon, Ryan Fraughan Subs: Graham Evans, Glyndwr Hughes, Cledan Davies, Tom Bowen, Iwan Lewis
CPD Porthmadog:
Richard Morgan, Jack Jones, Mike Foster, Euron Roberts, Dan Pyrs, John Keegan, Chris Jones, Arron Stokoe, Cai Jones, Aden Shannon, Sion Meredith Subs: Gareth Parry, Steve Jones, Dylan Williams
Prestatyn Town 1-1 Bangor City
It was honours even at Bastion Road as the club's shared a point to remain locked on points in the table. Mike Parker opened the scoring on 27 minutes for Prestatyn, but Nicky Ward restored parity on 53 minutes.
Striker Jon Fisher-Cooke, who scored in midweek for Prestatyn, was dropped to the bench with Andy Moran recalled. Moran's former strike partner at Rhyl, Lee Hunt was named in the Bangor side, although Ashley Stott was only named on the bench.
Prestatyn Town:
Jon Dunt, Chris Davies, Jack Lewis, Dave Hayes, Paul O'Neill, Gareth Wilson, Mike Parker, Neil Gibson, Andy Moran, Steve Rogers, Ross Hannen Subs: Steve Hoult, Dan Evans, Jon Fisher-Cooke, Simon Williams (gk)
Bangor City: Paul Smith, Dave Morley, Chris Roberts, Mike Johnston, James Brewerton, Craig Garside, Jamie Reed, Nicky Ward, Lee Hunt, Eddie Jebb, Sion Edwards Subs: Ashley Stott, Peter Hoy, Marc Limbert, John Owen
Technogroup Welshpool 1-5 Newtown AFC
Newtown eased to victory at Maesydre in a Mid Wales derby to keep their Welsh Premier League aspirations alive. Paul Roberts and Adam Worton both scored a brace for the Robins as Darren Ryan's men closed the gap on Haverfordwest to two points.
Roberts gave Newtown the lead on the quarter of an hour mark, when he beat debutant 'keeper Steve Bellersby in the Welshpool goal. Adam Worton then struck his brace in two minutes as he made the score 3-0 on 21 minutes. Welshpool were given some hope when on-loan Wrexham youngster Jordan Kane scored his first senior goal with twenty minutes left, but any hopes of a home comeback were dashed, when Roberts scored his brace with nine minutes remaining, before Ross Stephens struck a 90th minute fifth.
Technogroup Welshpool
Steve Bellersby, Gareth Williams, John Boardman, Arran Pritchard, Martyn Beattie, Eric Ramsey, George Hughes, Jordan Kane, Mike Cronshaw, Marc Griffiths, Steffan Edwards Subs: Mark Stewart, Max Peate, Joe Price, Adam Jenkins
Newtown AFC:
Dave Roberts, Craig Williams,, Craig Hutchinson, Callum Wright, Andrew Thomas, Jamie Russell, Dylan Blain, Paul Roberts, Ross Stephens, Adam Worton Subs: Neil Mitchell, Andrew Webb, Gavin Cadwallader, Tyrone McFadden
