Druids headed to Llanelli, knowing they had yet to beat the bottom placed side. Losing twice in Phase 1 and batting out for a draw at the Rock in Phase 2! A win would guarantee league safety for another season, whereas a loss would give hope to both Llanelli and Llandudno in the relegation battle! A solid first half for Druids, looked to be fruitless until Kenny in the 44 min bagged one and the Ancients went in at HT with the advantage. Coming out in the second, Llanelli look

10 man Druids showed their grit and determination to hold on to a 0-0 draw with Llanelli Town AFC. Druids who have twice lost to Llanelli in phase 1 knew they were in for another hard fought game when ex-swansea and Premier League player Leon Britton stepped down from the coach at The Rock. Druids who were missing Naim Arsan, due to international call up. Fielded and experienced side who would want to make sure the Ancients started Phase 2 in the best possible way. This came

Llanelli moved off the bottom as they completed a Phase 1 double over Druids at Stebonheath Park. The win was their first of the season at home, and came at a perfect time for Andy Hill’s side as they moved above Llandudno thanks to Carmarthen’s victory up north. A tight first half looked like it would end goalless with neither side creating chances, until James Loveridge popped up on the stroke of half time to put his team in front, the forward timing a break well before lob

Cefn Druids 2-3 Llanelli Town The Rock Cefn Druids scorers: Dean Rittenberg 6’, James Davies 34’ Llanelli Town scorer: James Loveridge 47’, 74’, Chris Jones 90+3’ Attendance: 229 Referee: Tom Williams Keen to get their first win on the board, Druids went for an attacking line up from the off in this fixture, with James Davies, Dean Rittenberg and Arek Piskorski in a front three for the Ancients, and it paid off as Huw Griffiths’ side took the lead inside six minutes, with