Colwyn Bay fight back to beat Connah's Quay

Colwyn Bay won a fourth consective home game, putting an end to Connah's Quay Nomads' six-game run without defeat.

Callum West put the visitors ahead after 10 minutes before second-half goals from Jordan Davies and Sol Forde flipped the game in Colwyn Bay's favour.

This win means Michael Wilde's side sit eighth in the table, while Connah's Quay are fifth, six points adrift of league leaders The New Saints.

Saints manager Craig Harrison was sent off as his side consolidated their place at the top of the Cymru Premier table.

The visitors were already two goals ahead - through first-half efforts from Daniel Williams and Rory Holden - by the time Harrison earned the wrath of the match officials early in the second period.

Saints stay top while Airbus moved down to eighth after Colwyn Bay's win on Saturday evening.

The tale of the table did not lie as Caernarfon eased to a thumping victory in south west Wales to move third.

Phillip Mooney and Sion Bradley putting them 2-0 up by the break before Ammanford's Lucas Davies saw red.

Bradley added their third from the penalty spot before Mooney also grabbed a second and Harri Wyn completed their scoring as they left winless Ammanford to lick their wounds and down in 15th place.

Elliott Dugan's early penalty set second-placed Barry on their way to victory over Llandudno.

Noah Daley doubled their lead and while Mark Cadwallader hit back for the visitors, it took only two minutes for Daniel Barton to restored Barry's cushion.

Ellis Williams struck in the 98th minute to keep Barry within a point of leaders TNS and send Llandudno down from fifth to sixth.

Two goals from Liam Eason handed Cambrian their third win since their elevation to the top flight.

Eason scored either side of half-time before Florian Yonsian gave Hollywell hope seven minutes from time. But Cambrian held out to move up to ninth and leave bottom side Holywell still without a win.

Jack Veale's penalty snatched a point for Cardiff Met in a clash that saw both sides shown red cards.

Isaac Modi found the net in the first minute for Flint Town but when Benjamin Woollam was sent off, Veale levelled from the penalty spot.

Met's CJ Craven was also sent off for a second yellow card offence to leave Flint in 14th place behid Cardiff Met in seventh.

Haverfordwest came from behind to claim only their second win of the season.

After a goalless first half, Corey Hurford broke the deadlock for Briton Ferry just before the hour.

But once Dan Hawkins levelled, there was no stopping the hosts as they eased to victory late on through Corey Shephard and Rhys Abbruzzese and remain one place ahead of their opponents.

Tyler Walker's goal sent Penybont up to fourth in the table.

Walker's 72nd-minute effort was all that separated the south Wales rivals as Trefelin gave their hosts a scare only to see their run without a win continue.