Colwyn Bay face a Premier League trip to Trefelin on Friday 6 November aiming to build on a solid recent run and keep their title ambitions alive. The match at Trefelin kicks off at 19:45 on 6 November, with Bay sitting fifth in the table on 26 points from 14 games, a record of eight wins, two draws and four losses. They are 14 points behind leaders The New Saints, making every point from here key.
Bay's form has been mixed but resilient, with two draws and a win in their last four matches across all competitions. Their most recent outing was a 2-2 home draw with Cardiff MET on Friday 23 October, where Hart was on the scoresheet. Before that, they drew 2-2 at Buckley Town in the Welsh Cup on Saturday 17 October and secured a 1-0 away win at Flint Town United on Saturday 10 October. Their recent league form reads two wins, two draws and one loss from the last five, a sequence they will want to improve upon. This run includes a 1-0 home win over Haverfordwest County AFC on Saturday 26 September and a 5-2 victory against Barry Town on Friday 18 September, but also a 1-0 loss at Briton Ferry on Saturday 3 October.
Head-to-head and team news
Bay will draw confidence from the last meeting between the sides, a 2-0 home victory on 31 July. Trefelin, currently 15th, have had inconsistent results, losing 2-0 at home to Flint Town United but winning 3-1 at Cardiff MET in October. The Seagulls are expected to field a similar lineup to the one that started against Cardiff MET, featuring goalkeeper Halstead and defenders Hart, Peate and Sirrell. Trefelin's lineup from their last match shows a settled side, with S. Coughlan in goal and K. Owen leading the attack.
With 24 goals scored and 17 conceded this season for a goal difference of plus seven, Bay's attack will look to capitalise on Trefelin's defensive record. The need to turn draws into wins is clear as they look to their fixtures ahead. A victory would provide vital momentum before the next phase of the season. The squad travels to face Trefelin on Friday evening.
