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JD Cymru Premier League: Champions are held by Penybont

Connah’s Quay Nomads became the first side to blink in the race for the JC Cymru Premier League title as they dropped a point at Penybont.

JD Cymru

WELSH ROUND-UP
By Carl Field

HEAD SCRATCHER: Connahs Quay manager Andy Morrison

CHAMPIONS Connah’s Quay Nomads became the first side to blink in the race for the JC Cymru Premier League title as they dropped a point at Penybont.
Returning to the ground where they lifted the trophy at the end of last season, they could only draw 1-1 while Flint Town United and The New Saints extended their 100 per cent records.
Penybont took the lead through a Lewis Harling goal after 21 minutes and Byron Harrison responded with a goal on his debut just before the break. The Nomads had chance after chance...

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