The Genero Adran Leagues return this weekend with a full schedule of fixtures across all three leagues. Here are the key games to watch.
Genero Adran Premier – Cardiff City vs Swansea City (Sunday, 2pm)
Cardiff City go searching for their seventh straight Genero Adran Premier victory when they host fierce rivals Swansea City at the CIS Stadium on Sunday.
It has been the perfect response for Cardiff since they opened their campaign with back-to-back defeats as the Bluebirds’ six consecutive wins has lifted them up to third in the table and just three points behind the current top two Wrexham and The New Saints. Cardiff have scored 31 goals during their epic winning run, with Mackenzie Olden assisting four times and also scoring in an emphatic 6-0 victory away to Briton Ferry Llansawel last weekend.
Swansea head into Sunday’s derby sat fourth in the table and three points behind their South Wales rivals. Yzzy Taylor’s side have won their last two away matches against Barry Town United and Cardiff Met, although they have come either side of home losses to Wrexham and Briton Ferry Llansawel. Chloe Chivers continues to spearhead Swansea in attack with eight goal contributions in her last five matches.
The Swans claimed their first victory over Cardiff for almost two years in the reverse Phase One fixture as Chivers’ opener, a Shannon Evans own goal and Emily Richards strike sealed a 3-1 home win on the opening day.
Genero Adran North – Llanfair United vs Connah’s Quay Nomads (Sunday, 2pm)
Last season’s Genero Adran North top two sides face off as current leaders Llanfair United host reigning champions Connah’s Quay Nomads at Mount Field.
Llanfair reached the Genero Adran Trophy knockout stage with a 3-2 win away to Felinheli at the start of October and Sunday’s hosts have carried over their bright form into the league as they have beat Llandudno (14-0) and Flint Town United (5-1) in their opening two games to sit top of the table. Emma Williams has been a standout performer for Llanfair with five goals and two assists across both of those league victories. Lucie Gwilt’s side have only lost one home match in the whole of 2026 so far.
Connah’s Quay will have their sights firmly set on a third consecutive Genero Adran North title and will hope to get their first win on the board this weekend after they were held to a goalless draw at home to newly-promoted Wrexham Foresters in their opening league fixture. Hannah Slack scored and assisted as The Nomads, who have not lost a single Genero Adran North game since March 2024, progressed in the Bute Energy Welsh Cup with a 2-0 win at Bangor City 1876 a fortnight ago.
Llanfair have scored 26 goals in their last four matches, but may need to produce an even better attacking display if they are to find a way past Connah’s Quay goalkeeper Faye Moseley, who has excelled since joining the Nomads with a current run of three straight clean sheets.
The Nomads have won every competitive fixture against Llanfair this decade, with Slack scoring in both 5-2 and 3-2 victories for her side in the Genero Adran North last season.
Genero Adran North – Cwmbran Celtic vs Carmarthen Town (Sunday, 2pm)
In-form Cwmbran Celtic look to build on their opening two Genero Adran South victories when they host last season’s runners-up Carmarthen Town at the Motazone Arena.
Celtic are unbeaten in all competitions so far this season and have taken maximum points from their first two league games as Macey Morris’ hat-trick secured a 4-1 win over Pontypridd United before her fifth goal of the seasonand Kaitlin Smith’s strike sealed a 2-1 victory away to newly-promoted Llanrumney United. Phil Schonbeck’s side are one of three teams to claim six points so far, along with Penybont and Cascade.
Carmarthen have suffered 3-2 and 2-0 defeats to Pure Swansea and Penybont in their first two Genero Adran South fixtures, but the Old Gold have had joy in cup competitions by going unbeaten in the Genero Adran Trophy group stage, just like Celtic, who Carmarthen will in fact take on in the last 16 of that competition.
Carwyn Phillips’ side were also convincing winners in the Bute Energy Welsh Cup as they beat fourth tier Ponthir 8-0 on home soil. Jasmine Guymer scored twice and assisted in that match to take her goal contribution tally up to eight already this season.
Ophelia Jenkins set up her sister Flavia Jenkins as Carmarthen came from behind to earn a 2-1 victory in the first league meeting between the two sides last season, but Celtic replied with a comfortable 3-0 home win on the penultimate matchday.
