JD Cymru Premier
Saturday, 7 September
Aberystwyth Town 1-2 Airbus UK Broughton: Aberystwyth bounced back after being thrashed by New Saints with a morale boosting win at Cefn Druids, but they could not maintain the momentum as they were beaten by the visitors. Goals by Kristian Platt and Andy Owens either side of the break gave Airbus control, before Luke Boundford's header set up a grandstand finish.
Barry Town United 0-0 Caernarfon Town: Top of the table Barry Town were held at Jenner Park and denied a victory that would see them reach an all-time Cymru Premier total of 900 points. Caernarfon's form has improved following their 3-1 victory at Airbus UK last time out.
Carmarthen Town 2-2 Cardiff Met: Carmarthen's wait for a first win of the season continues after they were held by a late equaliser from the Archers. Jordan Knott put the hosts ahead before Will Evans equalised on the stroke of half time. Luke Bowen looked to have won it for the hosts, but Mael Davies' beauty from long range meant the spoils were shared.
Penybont 1-6 Bala Town: Penybont are still looking for their first win of the season and they got no closer following this thrashing by Bala who had scored five by half time. Henry Jones got them off the mark after only two minutes before Chris Venables slotted home a penalty. Lassana Mendes added a third before Kieran Howard's consolation strike. Louis Robles added a fourth before Venables again scored from the spot, with Stuart Jones adding a sixth in the second half.
Tuesday, 10 September
Connah's Quay Nomads 1-0 Cefn Druids: Priestley Farquharson's first-half goal gave Nomads the points to keep them in the top half of the table.
The New Saints 2-1 Newtown: Ryan Brobbel and Dean Ebbe goals helped New Saints to victory, although they had to battle in the second half after Joe Kenton pulled a goal back for the visitors. The win puts them back top of the table, a point ahead of Barry and Cardiff Met.
FA Cup first qualifying round
Saturday, 7 September
Plymouth Parkway 0-1 Merthyr Town
Orchard Welsh Premier Women's League
Sunday, 8 September
Abergavenny Women 0-3 Cardiff City FC Women
Briton Ferry Llansawel Ladies 0-1 Llandudno Ladies FC
Cardiff Met Women 0-1 Swansea City Ladies
Port Talbot Town Ladies 1-0 Cyncoed Ladies
