Wales round-up: Goal bonanza for Barry

Barry Town AFC hit six goals to maintain their lead at the top of the table on Saturday.

Flexsys hit for six
The result against Flexsys Cefn Druids AFC was never in doubt after Barry went ahead in the 13th minute through Gary Lloyd, and three minutes later Lloyd hit another to make it 2-0. Further goals from Dave Toomey, Tom Ramasut, Michael Flynn and Jamie Moralee wrapped up the scoring before half-time though despite heavy pressure, Barry were unable to extend their lead after the interval.

Bangor get a boost
Bangor City FC kept up the pressure on the league leaders with a comfortable 3-0 win against Haverfordwest County AFC. Mark Lloyd-Williams was the hero, crashing home a 14th-minute penalty and sealing the result four minutes from time with his second of the match. Paul Roberts had earlier made it 2-0 with a strike shortly after half-time.

Moran fires Rhyl
Andy Moran scored twice as Rhyl FC beat Carmarthen Town AFC 3-1 to stay in fourth position. Matthew Croft gave Rhyl the lead in the first-half before the visitors equalised through Neil O'Brien just before half-time. However, Moran made no mistake from the penalty spot on 54 minutes and four minutes from time he ended Carmarthen's hopes with a second goal.

More misery for Rhyader
Rhayader Town FC's miserable season continued as they were beaten 4-2 by Cwmbran Town FC. The home side were 2-0 up inside 19 minutes as Nathan Wigg and Mark Dunn found the net, and on 65 minutes Rhys Griffiths added a third. Steve Mardenborough pulled one back but Phil James sealed the result 15 minutes from time. Ben Bannon's last-minute goal was merely a consolation.

Honours even in Llanelli
Llanelli FC came back from a goal down to earn a 1-1 draw with Connah's Quay Nomads FC while Aberystwyth Town FC and Caernarfon Town FC fought out a goalless stalemate. David Watkins struck for Newtown AFC but it was not enough to seal three points as Phil Johnson earned a 1-1 draw for Oswestry Town FC.