Cefn Druids secured its first back-to-back wins of the Dafabet Welsh Premier League season as Nathan Peate and Ashley Ruane gave them a 2-1 win over Aberystwyth Town. Peate got his first goal for the club in the first half before Ruane got his second in as many games early in the second, which proved to be the winner after John Owen scored for the visitors just before half-time. Both sides went into the game with unchanged sides following their wins last weekend and it was Dr

Cefn Druids host Aberystwyth Town on Saturday afternooon (2.30pm) with manager Huw Griffiths looking to build on recent league momentum. Following The Ancients’ 2-0 win at Rhyl last weekend and other positive league performances, Griffiths is looking to build on that. So far Druids have yet to win successive matches in the Dafabet Welsh Premier League this season, and the manager is hoping that will change on Saturday. He said: “We’re looking to build on the momentum of last

Two goals in five first half minutes gave Cefn Druids a winning start in their Play-Off Conference campaign away at Rhyl. Adam Hesp and Ashley Ruane marked their returns to the side by getting the goals at the Corbett Sports Stadium which saw The Ancients go above their hosts. Huw Griffiths made six changes to the side that lost at Llanfair in the Welsh Cup last week. Naim Arsan, Stuart Cook, Michael Jones and Kyle Parle returned to the side along with Hesp and Ruane. Missing

Dave Taylor said that Cefn Druids will be aiming to get three points on Saturday that will see them climb the Dafabet Welsh Premier League table. The Ancients will travel to the Corbett Sports Stadium to take on Rhyl as the second phase of the league season kicks-off. Druids will be without the suspended Rakim Newton, who misses out a return to his former club, while Jonny Taylor faces a fitness test to see if he is in line to make his debut. On the plus side Naim Arsan, Stua