We bring the curtain down on another JD Cymru Premier season, with a trip across Gwynedd to face our Gwynedd rivals Caernarfon Town, having already secured our European status for next season!
The Town are without victory in our last three league meetings, with two draws against Newtown and most recently Connah's Quay Nomads and a defeat to the New Saints. Although, our draw with Newtown proved pivotal as it would secure European qualification for next season, having not participated in Europe this past season.
The Canaries are in a similar run of form, with no wins in their last three but have been defeated on all occasions against Cardiff Met, The New Saints and most recently Newtown, in which has seen our Gwynedd rivals concede 12 goals in their last two games.
The Match
Caernarfon Town vs Bala Town
JD Cymru Premier, Phase Two MD10
The Oval, Marcus Street, Caernarfon LL55 2HT
Sunday 21st of April, 2:15pm kick-off
Insight into our opponents
Form: (Domestic Only)
(A) Newtown 5-0 - JD Cymru Premier Phase Two MD9
(A) The New Saints 7-1 - JD Cymru Premier Phase Two MD8
(H) Cardiff Met 1-2 - JD Cymru Premier Phase Two MD7
(H) Connah's Quay Nomads 2-1 - JD Cymru Premier Phase Two MD6
(A) Bala Town 1-1 - JD Cymru Premier Phase Two MD5
(H) Newtown 1-0 - JD Cymru Premier Phase Two MD4
Danger Man
Adam Davies - The 27 year old has been at the forefront of the goals for the Cofi's this season since signing from Airbus UK last summer. Davies has 14 league goals to his name and has helped his side reach the European Play-Offs after our Gwynedd rivals missed out last season by finishing in the bottom six. Despite only scoring two goals in Phase Two, Davies will be looking to push on in the Play-Offs in an attempt to secure European football for the Cofi Army.
Previous Meetings
There has been three consecutive 1-1 draws in this season's JD Cymru Premier between today's two sides, with the Town going ahead on all three occasions. However, the Lakesiders have not tasted defeat in our last 10 meetings with the Canaries, with our last defeat coming in a 3-0 loss at the Oval in May 2021. Our last victory in this fixture was a 3-0 win on New Years Eve Eve in 2022, as George Newell, Adam Roscrow and Chris Venables all got on the scoresheet to end the year on a high.
Match Officials
Referee - Nick Pratt
Assistant Referee 1 - Connor Eoin Fowler
Assistant Referee 2 - Harvey Smallman
Fourth Official - Iolo Edryd Williams
Referee Observer - Michael Andrew Jones
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