Cefn Druids also moved away from the drop zone after a good performance against Aberystwyth at the Rock. Goals from Dean Rittenberg, Ryan Kershaw and Arek Piskorski sealed the points, though the home side made plenty chances in the second half and could have had more. Druids making the running in the first five minutes. John Owen with a chance on 6’ after Rittenberg split the defence to play him in, but the forward dragged the shot wide Aber then started to find their way int

James Davies came off the bench to fire in a late late winner for Cefn Druids at home to Aberystwyth. The game always looked likely to be decided by one goal, but for large spells of the second half it seemed destined to finish goalless as both sides cancelled the other out. Davies though, returning from a nasty injury he picked up last month away at Cardiff Met, had other ideas, and his 25 yard curling shot four minutes from time left Aber 'keeper Terry McCormick no chance.

Druids remain on the road this week as we travel to the Mid Wales Coast. Aberystwyth have had a tough start to the season and are currently second to bottom with 9 points from their first 11 games, with 8 of those in their last 5 games it looks like Nev Powell is starting to get his side firing in the league. Druids on the other hand have enjoyed a buoyant start to the season and find themselves in unusual territory, currently sitting 4th in the table. Losing only 1 game in t

Barrow, Ruane & Eckersley Druids had to work hard to secure maximum points against a well drilled Aberystwyth side on Friday night at The Rock to record their first win of the season. Aberystwyth were the brighter of the two teams in the opening 10 mins and Jones had to save well from close range. Both teams found it difficult to retain possession but after absorbing early pressure it was Druids who settled into the game better and create good openings. On 24 mins Druids pre

The Ancients come away from Park Avenue with a draw that sees them gain a valuable point closer to Welsh Premier safety. Aberystwyth came out of the blocks quickest and started very strong, having a strong penalty shout turned down by ref Tom Williams in the opening 60 seconds. The hosts seemed to build momentum and time and time again throughout the 1st half put crosses into dangerous areas for the Druids defence to clear. Mike Pritchard missed a glorious chance to put the A

Cefn Druids head to Park Avenue this afternoon in a clash against Aberystwyth Town, Druids will be hoping for all three points as they look to secure their Welsh Premier League future. In a week which has seen the seasiders manager Matthew Bishop stand down, Druids are aware of the threat posed by a revitalised team in need of a win. First Team Coach Jayson Starkey commented:- "We aren't approaching it any different from how we have approached any other game this season but w

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

Aberystwyth Town 0 Cefn Druids 1 Adam Eden 85 Adam Eden came off the bench to secure all three points as Cefn Druids defeated Aberystwyth Town at Park Avenue. The winger got the only goal of the game with five minutes remaining to lift The Ancients out of the bottom two ahead of the final first phase fixtures next weekend. Huw Griffiths installed new signings Filippo Mosetti Casaretto and Nathan Peate straight into the starting line up in place of the absent Michael Jones an