Llanelli Town earned their first league win of the season by triumphing 4-2 over Caldicot Town on Stebonheath, leapfrogging their opponents in the process.
Bryanna Demery opened the scoring for the Reds with a close-range finish on 19 minutes, before turning provider for Stacey Webber to prod home at the back post seven minutes later.
China Cooper-Jones quickly got one back for Caldicot, but teenage midfielder Annie Short – making her first league start for Llanelli – restored her side’s two-goal cushion on the stroke of half-time.
Nadia Phillips added her name to the scoresheet shortly before the hour mark before Millie Pearce got Caldicot’s second of the afternoon, but Llanelli saw out victory. Caldicot are now bottom of the table, a point behind the Reds with a game in hand.
Pontypridd United remain top of the table following a 3-1 win over Penybont at USW Sports Park.
Nicole Fenton found the breakthrough for Ponty inside just nine minutes, but Mollie Jones equalised for Bont just before the half hour mark with her fourth goal in her last three league starts.
After a series of saves from visiting goalkeeper Vicky Boyce, Fenton restored the Dragons’ advantage in the 72nd minute before turning provider in stoppage time for Madison Williams to score her first league goal of the campaign.
Second-place Swansea University remain level on points with Ponty after winning 1-0 away at Cwmbran Celtic.
The decisive moment came inside just five minutes as Hannah Pinney fired home from Annabel Stokes’ low cross and some crucial saves from Georgia Tarullo ensured the Swans earned a sixth straight league win and a fifth clean sheet in that run.
Dan Sheehan’s side host Ponty in a potentially crucial top-of-the-table clash on Sunday.
Genero Adran South results
Cwmbran Celtic 0-1 Swansea University
Llanelli Town 4-2 Caldicot Town
Pontypridd United 3-1 Penybont
