Cymru Premier: Colwyn Bay beat 10-man TNS

George Hughes of Colwyn Bay FC celebrates his sides goal during the JD Cymru Premier game between The New Saints and Colwyn Bay at the Park Hall Stadium in Oswestry.Craig Thomas/FAW

Midfielder George Hughes joined Colwyn Bay from Newtown

Friday, 20 March

Championship Conference

TNS 0-2 Colwyn Bay: Lewis Sirrell put Colwyn Bay 1-0 up with a fine header from a free-kick after 23 minutes and shortly afterwards the champions went down to 10 men when goalkeeper Jack Edwards was shown a red card for a foul as he raced out of his box to clear a through ball, although any contact appeared minimal. Jordan Davies doubled the lead in the 33rd minute, showing good perseverance to score his 13th of the season. Jordan Williams hit the post as TNS tried to mount a comeback but third-placed Colwyn Bay saw out the win.

Play-off Conference

Llanelli Town 1-2 Cardiff Met

Lifumpa Mwandwe's goal 11 minutes from time gave Cardiff Met victory over relegated Llanelli Town. Toby Raison had given the visitors a half-time lead before Jack Williams' penalty levelled matters but Mwandwe's strike ensured Cardiff Met ended their own winless run and moved up to third, while extending Llanelli's miserable recent form.

Saturday, 21 March

Championship Conference

Barry Town United 2-1 Caernarfon Town: Ollie Hulbert's second-half brace ensured victory for the hosts in this encounter between the south and north Wales rivals despite Caernarfon hitting back late on through Kyle Harrison. There was also an added time red card for Barry boss Steve Jenkins after his second yellow card.

Connah's Quay Nomads 2-1 Penybont: Max Woodcock's early opener gave Nomads a 1-0 lead at the break, but there was late drama with Alexander Cvetkovic levelling before the hosts saw Jack Kenny sent off. That was followed by Rhys Hughes' added time winner for Nomads.

Play-off Conference

Briton Ferry Llansawel 0-0 Flint Town United: Visitors Flint earned themselves a point in this goalless draw at Briton Ferry. Flint remain second from bottom with Briton Ferry now three points adrift of Cardiff Met, who top the bottom section of the league.

Bala Town 1-0 Haverfordwest County: Second from bottom Bala claimed a vital three points against Haverfordwest. Cameron Ferguson scored the game's only goal just before half-time, latching onto a cross from Jacob Tarasenko. Bala are now within five points of Flint, while Haverfordwest are level on points with conference leaders Briton Ferry.