Unbeaten Penybont with five-star show at Ammanford

Ammanford 1-5 Penybont Penybont kept the pressure up on leaders The New Saints on Friday night by hammering Ammanford to stay unbeaten in the Cymru Premier this season. Rhys Griffiths' side scored five times to seal a fourth straight league win, and were rampant in the first half as Mael Davies, Tom Mehew, Tyler Walker and Nathan Wood all struck. Both sides missed penalties after the interval with first Walker and then Ammanford substitute Matthew Delaney the guilty parties, before Ethan Cann added a fifth for the visitors late on. Delaney partially made amends with a late consolation goal, as Wyn Thomas' team await a first win of the league campaign. Caernarfon Town 9-1 Cambrian United Behind Penybont in third place are Caernarfon Town after a rampant 9-1 win at home to Cambrian United on a bizarre night in Bridgend. Ironically, it was Cambrian who led early on through Ashley Evans but after Zack Clarke and Paulo Mendes turned things around with goals for the home side, both teams went down to 10 men when Caernarfon keeper Connor Roberts and away forward Joshua Beecher clashed and were sent off. But in stoppage time the lead was extended by Jake Canavan, and soon after the interval the visitors were reduced to nine when Kyle Jones was given marching orders. That prompted one-way traffic as Sion Bradley fired home from the spot to make it 4-1, before Adrian Cieslewicz, Ryan Sears, Noah Edwards and Matt Jones all struck. Then in the final minute, Offrande Zanzale became his team's ninth different scorer on the night. Connah's Quay Nomads 1-0 Cardiff Met Connah's Quay Nomads also sit in the top four but their affair with Cardiff Met was much tighter. The hosts only sealed the win in the 70th minute as substitute Max Woodcock set up Iwan Murray for the decisive goal. Colwyn Bay 5-2 Barry Town United There was drama at Colwyn Bay as they came from 2-0 down to hammer Barry Town United. The visitors took control after the half-hour mark as Noah Daley and Michael George struck in a six-minute spell, but crucially, Declan Poole pulled one back five minutes before the break. And within 12 minutes of the restart, Michael Wilde's side led through Nathan Peate and Jordan Davies - before Solomon Forde made it 4-2 and a 93rd-minute goal from Matty Hill sealed the turnaround. Burnley boss Hayen 'grateful' to Haverfordwest Cymru Premier: Late Ammanford penalty denies Barry Haverfordwest County 1-0 Hollywell Town Haverfordwest County continued their upturn in form with a 1-0 win over rock-bottom Hollywell Town at the Dynamite Bridge Meadow. Having started the season with five straight league losses, it is now four games unbeaten for Tony Pennock's side following a cagey affair that was settled by Ben Ahmun's 23rd-minute penalty. For Holywell, it is now just one point from 10 league games. Airbus UK Broughton 4-1 Flint Town United Sitting just one place - and one point - above Hollywell are Flint Town United, who were hammered at Airbus UK Broughton as George Peers notched a hat-trick. It was 2-0 after just 12 minutes as Peers and Tyler McManus both struck, before Peers added his second before half-time. It got worse for the visitors as Lee Jonas received a second yellow card before Peers notched his treble to make it eight Cymru Premier goals for the season. The away side at least had the final say as Harry Dean struck late on. Briton Ferry Llansawel 1-1 Trefelin BGC The only draw of the night came between Briton Ferry Llansawel and winless Trefelin BGC. Alex Gammond put the hosts 1-0 up on the stroke of half-time, but midway through the second period Tyler Brock struck to earn Trefelin a third draw, and point, this season.