Cymru Premier round-up: Leaders Saints held to goalless draw by Penybont
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Friday, 18 November
Connah's Quay Nomads 3-3 Caernarfon Town: Connah's Quay Nomads came from behind to maintain their unbeaten home record to snatch a dramatic draw in stoppage time against Caernarfon Town.
Neil Gibson's side, unbeaten at home this season and having won seven straight games, fell behind after 10 minutes through on-loan Liverpool youngster Fidel O'Rourke with Joe Faux and Lloyd Marsh-Hughes extending the lead in the second half.
Ben Nash and Joe Malkin's goal set up a grandstand finish at Deeside Stadium and the home side's endeavours were rewarded when Malkin scored his second following a goalmouth scramble for Nomads' equaliser deep in stoppage time.
Aberystwyth Town 2-1 Pontypridd United: Jonathan Evans' two goals saw Aberystwyth secure a fifth successive home win and avenge a 2-1 at Pontypridd earlier in the season. Evans put Anthony Williams' men ahead on four minutes before Clayton Green brought Ponty level on 31 minutes. But Evans replied with his second a minute later to see the Seasiders move up to sixth.
Saturday, 19 November
Airbus UK 1-2 Haverfordwest County: Finn Savage gave bottom of the table Airbus a deserved first half lead but goal in the last 20 minutes from Ben Fawcett and Jordan Davies saw County secure a second successive win, with Tony Pennock's side eighth in the table.
Cardiff Met 1-0 Bala Town: Cardiff Met ended a run of two defeats to move back into sixth spot with victory over Bala, who drop down to fourth in the table after their first defeat in four games. The only goal of the game came from a penalty awarded for a handball which Elliot Evans converted at the second attempt after Bala keeper Alex Ramsey had moved off his line to save the first kick. Captain Chris Venables was sent-off to compound Bala's miserable afternoon.
Flint Town United 1-4 Newtown: Flint dropped down to 10th in the table, two points above the relegation zone after a third successive loss, Mark Cadwaller's goal put them in front in the first half but ninth-placed Newtown responded through second half goals from Henry Cowans, Zeli Ismail, Jake Walker and Aaron Williams.
Penybont 0-0 The New Saints: Saints' run of 11 consecutive wins came to an end as Penybont held the champions and current league leaders. Ryan Brobbel wasted the game's best opportunity to secure victory for Saints late on but fired wide however his side remain seven points clear.