Holywell secure first point of Cymru Premier season

Harvey Morris celebrates after scoring Holywell's late equaliser [FAW] Holywell Town 1-1 Trefelin BGC Holywell Town came from behind to secure their first point of the season at home to fellow promoted side Trefelin. Trefelin, seeking their first win in the top-flight, went ahead on the hour mark through Louis Phillips' stunning lob from the edge of the area. Holywell claimed a point eight minutes from time thanks to Harvey Morris' goal, but they remain bottom of the table. Briton Ferry Llansawel 0-2 Airbus UK George Peers scored his third goal in three games to give the Airbus a 20th-minute lead at Old Road, netting from close range from Jordan Evans' cross. The visitors went further ahead three minutes after the break when from a counter attack Oliver Calland scored his first goal for the Wingmakers. Caernarfon Town 3-0 Flint Town United Zack Clarke celebrates after scoring one of his goals for Caernarfon against Flint [FAW] Zack Clarke took his season's tally to nine goals as Caernarfon Town moved up to fourth with a 3-0 victory over struggling Flint Town United. Former Flint striker Clarke opened his account for the evening in first half stoppage time and added a second seven minutes into the second half. Osian Evans continued his own rich vein of scoring form with Caernarfon's third and leave Flint still without a win so far this season and 15th in the table. Cardiff Met 2-2 Cambrian United Cambrian United battled back from a two-goal deficit to secure a point at Cardiff Met. Spencer Dymond-Hall's header in first half stoppage time put the hosts ahead at Cyncoed. Sam Jones doubled the advantage early in the second half but Cambrian's Alex John reduced the deficit seven minutes later. Liam Williams' side levelled through Harrison Bright's strike from the edge of the area before CJ Craven missed a penalty for the home side. Connah's Quay Nomads 1-1 Haverfordwest County Max Woodcock scored 17 minutes from time to rescue a point for Connah's Quay Nomads to see them move up to second in the table. County, looking to build on their first win of the season against Trefelin on Monday, went ahead five minutes after the interval. Jack Walker scored his first goal for the Bluebirds with a powerful header. But Woodcock forced the ball home after his initial effort had been saved by Luc Rees. Llandudno 2-0 Ammanford Llandudno bounced back after Bank Holiday defeat to beat Ammanford and maintain their perfect home form so far this season. Nick Grogan struck from close range following a cross to give Llandudno the lead after 16 minutes. Cammron Morris scored a second in the second half for the Seasiders, who are fifth while Ammanford are 13th.