Colwyn Bay aim to make it three consecutive Cymru Premier victories when they welcome Barry Town to Llanelian Road on Friday evening. The match kicks off at 18:45 UTC and is the tenth round of the regular season.
Steve Evans's side have won three of their last five games, a run that has lifted them to seventh place in the table with 16 points from nine matches. They are nine points behind leaders The New Saints but have momentum after two strong results. Their most recent performance was a dominant 5-0 away win at Holywell last Tuesday, with goals from M. Hill, J. Davies, L. Sirrell and J. Kenny. Davies scored twice in that match, adding to his goal in the 2-1 home win over GAP Connah's Quay FC three days earlier.
That 5-0 result was a stark contrast to their previous away trip, a 1-0 defeat at Penybont. The team's recent form shows a pattern of strong home performances, having also beaten Llandudno 2-0 at the end of August.
Barry Town arrive after a 2-2 home draw with Ammanford AFC. Their recent record includes a 4-1 win over Llandudno and a heavy 4-1 victory at Briton Ferry, but they lost 1-0 away to The New Saints earlier this month. Gavin Chesterfield's team will pose a different challenge, having scored freely in several matches this campaign.
Colwyn Bay's current position and goal difference of plus three reflects a solid start. The team's next fixture is a home game against Cambrian & Clydach on 30 October. Their recent 5-0 win over Holywell means they have scored 16 goals this season, averaging a goal every 51 minutes of play. Fans can check the latest standings to see how the table shapes up after this weekend's matches.
