Cymru Premier round-up: Ferry shock leaders Penybont

Briton Ferry's Tom Walters celebrates his winning strike against Penybont

Tuesday, 24 September

Connah's Quay Nomads 1-1 Newtown: Rhys Hughes put Nomads in front just after the half-hour mark, only for Aaron Williams to reply in time added on in the first half to ensure the spoils were shared.

Haverfordwest County 1-1 Barry Town United: Ollie Hulbert struck first for Barry, but the visitors were reduced to 10 men after just 34 minutes when Josh Yorwerth saw red for fouling Ben Fawcett as he broke through on goal. County took advantage and Ben Ahmun equalised on the stroke of half-time.

Penybont 0-1 Briton Ferry: After a goalless opening period, lowly Briton Ferry - starting the day bottom - looked to have wasted a golden chance to upset the league leaders when Tom Walters saw a penalty saved by Adam Przybek. But the striker made amends in the 76th minute with a stunning long-range strike, collecting a knock-down before unleashing a left-foot thunderbolt that flew over Przybek off the underside of the crossbar for Ferry's first win of the season.

The New Saints 2-3 Bala Town: Saints scored after just five minutes when Sion Bradley collected Leo Smith's superb lofted long-pass to shoot home from the edge of the area. Bala were back on level terms within seven minutes through an equally impressive Christian Norton strike, as he jinked through three defenders before rounding Connor Roberts to score from a tight angle. Three minutes from the end of normal time, Daniel Williams thought he had snatched victory for Saints, only for Alex Downes and then Hussein Mehasseb to score in time added on to ensure a thrilling win for Bala. It was Saints' first home league loss since March 2022 and, after they were beaten at Penybont last Friday, the champions have suffered consecutive defeats for the first time since October 2019.

Aberystwyth Town 1-2 Cardiff Met: In the evening's late kick-off, Adam Roscrow gave Met a first-half lead. Aber's Devon Torry levelled soon after the break only for the visitors to get their noses back in front almost immediately through Joel Edwards - whose goal was enough to put Met level on 20 points with leaders Penybont and trail only on goal difference. Aber are now bottom on goal difference.