Cymru Premier: Third win on spin for Connah's Quay

Connah's Quay Nomads enjoyed their third successive win in Cymru Premier by beating new boys Ammanford in Saturday's lunchtime kick off.

John Disney's side started the league campaign with a home defeat by Caernarfon, but added a success at the Recreation Ground to wins against Holywell and Trefelin.

In the solitary Saturday fixture, Callum West side-footed the visitors into the lead from the penalty spot in the 44th minute after Hussein Mehasseb was brought down by Babucar Sauane.

Harry Franklin was denied by the bar and Iwan Murray's long-range effort was acrobatically tipped over by Luke Martin as the Nomads pushed for a second.

They kept pushing and eventually sealed the win on 81 minutes when Franklin beat Martin to a long ball, dinked past the goalkeeper and tapped in.

The Nomads climb to fourth while Ammanford are 12th.

Barry Town came from behind to beat newly-promoted Holywell Town to maintain their 100% start.

Caio Hughes gave Holywell the lead after 15 minutes but Barry were level just past the half our through Elliott Dugan.

Owen Brain scored his third goal of the season when his free-kick from the left went in at the far post.

Steve Jenkins' side secured the three points in added time through Jack Shaw, leaving Holywell still searching for their first point since returning to the Cymru Premier.

Champions The New Saints are second in the table as they maintained their unbeaten start with a 5-0 win at Cardiff Met.

Ben Wilson opened his account for the season scoring from the penalty spot to give TNS the lead in first half stoppage time, that after a VAR check that also led to the dismissal of James Clarke for an offence at a corner.

Rhys Hughes' powerful effort extended the visitors' lead before Wilson scored a second spot kick.

Dynel Sinou and Rory Holden's last-minute goal wrapped up the win as Cardiff Met suffered a second successive loss.

Cambrian United secured a second successive win but Haverfordwest's poor start to the season continues as they fell to a fourth straight loss.

Second-half goals from Jay Woolford, Danny Hillman and Jac Joseph sealed an impressive win for the newly-promoted side.

Cambrian's win sees them sixth in the table while County are 14th, with boss Tony Pennock furious at their start to the campaign.

Adam Davies scored his third goal in four games as Colwyn Bay secured their first victory since the opening round with a hard fought 1-0 win over Airbus UK.

Former Airbus striker Davies' powerful header from Sam Hart's cross in the first half proved to be the only goal of a game of few chances for either side.

Bay are eighth in the table with Airbus are 11th.

Briton Ferry are seventh after they won 1-0 at Flint - their first away win of the season.

Jack Thorn's own goal in first half stoppage time was enough for Andy Dyer's side.

Flint remain without a win after four games and Lee Fowler's side are 13th.

Llandudno's perfect start came to an end as Tom Mehew scored twice for Penybont, who are third and unvbeaten after four games.

Mehew scored either side of the interval to take his season's tally to three goals since joining in the summer.

The experienced Kieran Smith pulled a late goal back for Llandudno, who are fourth.

Trefelin remain bottom of the table without a point and yet to score after suffering a fourth successive defeat.

Caernarfon sealed victory with two first half goals - Osian Evans set them on their way with the opener after 13 minutes and Zack Clarke hit his fourth of the season eight minutes before the break.