The Reds have picked up a maximum nine points from their three league matches so far and triumphed 4-1 over Caldicot Town in the Bute Energy Welsh Cup last weekend.
Newly-promoted Llanelli earned their first Genero Adran South win against Caldicot a fortnight ago to move onto four points, but were then heavily beaten by Cardiff City in the cup last weekend.
Swansea University were the only second tier side to knock out top-flight opposition in the Bute Energy Welsh Cup last weekend, as they triumphed over Barry Town United on penalties.
Dan Sheehan’s team have also made an impressive start to the Genero Adran South campaign, as they currently sit second in the table following two wins and a draw.
This weekend they make the trip to Caldicot Town, who are the only side in the division yet to pick up a point this season. Kellan Webb’s team were knocked out of the cup by Briton Ferry last weekend.
One of Caldicot’s two points last season was earned against Swansea Uni at Jubilee Way, with Hannah Foulkes’ penalty being cancelled out by a Katie Horsburgh goal in a 1-1 draw.
Cwmbran Celtic and Cascade sit level on six points each ahead of their meeting at Celtic Park on Sunday.
James Kinsella’s side have impressed since promotion from the SWWGL, claiming league victories against Caldicot Town and Pontardawe Town to sit third in the table. They progressed in the Bute Energy Welsh Cup last weekend with a 5-1 away win at Ammanford.
Cascade also hit five in the cup last weekend as they triumphed 5-0 over Carmarthen Town, bouncing back from a 6-0 defeat to Briton Ferry in their last league outing. Brandon Simpson’s side had won their first two league fixtures against Coed Duon and Caldicot.
Molly Chapman scored a hat-trick when Cascade won 4-0 against Cwmbran Celtic in their most recent meeting in the Genero Adran Trophy last month.
Coed Duon and Pontardawe Town will both go in search of their first league win of the season when they meet at Aberbargoed Recreational Ground.
While both have triumphed in the Genero Adran Trophy, they each have just one point to their name from three games in the Genero Adran South.
The two clubs last met three weeks ago in the Genero Adran Trophy, with four goals from Keira Harris helping Pontardawe to a 5-2 win.
