Colwyn Bay secured a 2-2 draw with Buckley Town in the Welsh Cup Round of 64 on Saturday. The result keeps the Seagulls in the competition while their strong league form continues. The team's league record stands at eight wins, one draw, and four losses from thirteen games, leaving them fifth in the Premier League with 25 points and a goal difference of plus seven, having scored 22 and conceded 15 this season.
The team, currently fifth in the Cymru Premier with 25 points from 13 games, now turns its focus back to the domestic campaign. That form has them firmly in the mix near the top of the standings, though they trail leaders The New Saints by 12 points. Their recent form in the league reads three wins, one draw, and one loss, with results including a 5-2 win over Barry Town and a 5-0 victory against Holywell.
Saturday's cup tie at Buckley ended all square, with the details of the goalscorers not immediately confirmed. The draw sets up a replay or further fixture in the competition. It follows a recent league sequence for Colwyn Bay of three wins, one draw and one loss.
They host Cambrian & Clydach at Llanelian Road on Friday, 30 October. Cambrian & Clydach are currently ninth in the table, offering Colwyn Bay a chance to consolidate their position. The team's next match is a key part of their fixtures schedule as they aim to close the gap at the summit.
Colwyn Bay have progressed in the Welsh Cup after winning their replay on penalties. The club confirmed they beat Buckley Town 4-3 in a shootout following Saturday's 2-2 draw. This result advances the Seagulls to the next round. The team's league standing remains fifth in the Premier League, with 25 points from 13 games. They now prepare to host ninth-placed Cambrian & Clydach on October 30.
