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SAINTS LOSE TO BARRY BUT REMAIN ON TOP

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By Chris Smar
THE NEW SAINTS suffered only their second Welsh Premier League defeat of the season, losing to the only goal at promoted Barry Town United.
Kayne McClaggan netted for the South Walians six minutes into the second half.
TNS stay top, on goal difference, and are one point clear of Cardiff Met University, who crushed hapless Carmarthen Town 5-0 at Cyncoed to maintain the pressure on the top two.
The Old Gold who languish at the foot of the table fell behind after only 17 minutes to a Dave Vincent own goal. Kyle McCarthy made it 2-0 before the break. Elliot Evans bagged a brace an...

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