The Lakesiders had raced into a two goal lead early on, Mike Hayes and Henry Jones having them two up inside twenty minutes. Two could have been three five minutes later when a chance was cleared off the line by Druids, before Anthony Miley fired over on the rebound. Further first half pressure failed to yield more goals, and Druids will be thankful. The Ancients responded after the break. James Davies brought them back into the game on 55' with a a close range finish, after

Druids travelled to Maes Tegid in search of their first points of the season - It was Bala who started brightest as Steve Tames found himself one-v-one with Michael Jones inside four minutes but could somehow only hit the side-netting to let Druids off the hook. He made no mistake five minutes later, however, as Tames broke forward, beat a defender and curled home for 1-0 to give Bala the lead. Druids were still in the game, of course, but Bala did have some good spells of po

Druids faced two pre-european fixtures in as many days. Fixtures against their fellow Welsh Premier League Clubs Bala & Connahs Quay who are both Europa League Contenders. Sunday 14.30 kick off against Connahs Quay resulted in a 2-1 loss for Druids with Quay fielding 2 different 11s first and second half demonstrating the depth their squad currently contains. Monday 19.45 kick off against Bala Town, both sides fairly evenly matched first half with Bala scoring from the spot i

The weather seemed to get a bit of a head start on the usual April showers at Cefn Mawr this evening as the rain gave both sides a bit of a battering during the course of the game, but still the fans were treated to plenty of action with four goals, a red card and an age of added time to feast upon. Arek Piskorski made the first real impact on the scoresheet for the home side, as he netted the opener midway through the first half, which must have frustrated Bala’s Colin Caton

Druids return to The Rock for the first time this month! The visitors are Bala Town who have recently been keeping the pressure on at the top of the table in the race for the automatic Europa League spot. Last seasons Welsh Cup Champions are no push over and will be a tough test for Huw and his boys. So far this season Druids have had a mixed set of results against Catons men, beating them 3-0 in a thrilling encounter at The Rock but losing the two encounters at Maes Tegid (2

Druids come away empty handed after a hand fought battle away at Bala. With just one defeat for either side in their last five fixtures, this was always going to be a very tough game for either side to come away from with victory, but boy did they both give it their all to do so as Bala and Druids battled hard from the first minute to the last at Maes Tegid, with the outcome only determined with practically the last kick of the game. Nathan Burke, Mike Hayes and Chris Venable

Following their away win at Prestatyn, the Ancients headed into the Bala game with confidence. The home match resulted in a 3-0 routing of a Bala who had slumped in the league, this game wouldn't be as easy with Bala resurgent in recent results and hoping to secure their top 6 finish. "It was a somewhat slow start to affairs at Maes Tegid, but once the two teams in this match found their feet it became a really entertaining battle between two evenly-matched sides. Alec Mudimu

Huw Griffiths' boys headed into Thursday nights fixture on the back of a hard fought point against Prestatyn the previous week. Bala a side who secured European football last season would be searching for 3 points following their bloodied nose delivered by a resurgent Carmarthen Town. Bala often prove tough opponents but always provide entertaining games, the 4-4 draw at the Rock last season will be in the minds of all the fans heading into this fixture. Bala started strong,

Last Friday Druids secured a point at home against a determined Prestatyn side, Druids showed their strength throughout the game and fought back, with Nathan Peate securing a late equaliser. The prospect of facing last seasons Welsh Cup Winners and strong league outfit Bala Town this week is not a easy one and Huw Griffiths' boys will need to be prepared to face a well drilled and tough Bala side. Last season Druids lost 2-0 away at Maes Tegid but secured a point after a 4-4