Adran Premier champions Cardiff secure late win
Championship ConferenceCardiff City 3-2 Briton Ferry LlansawelThe New Saints v Wrexham: Cardiff were presented with the Genero Adran Premier trophy after they returned to winning ways with a 3-2 win over Briton Ferry Llansawel in their final league game of the season at Cardiff City Stadium.Having lost against Wrexham a week earlier, Kerry Walklett put Cardiff ahead inside the opening 25 minutes but Megan Kearle levelled a minute later. Fiona Barry restored Cardiff's advantage before the break.Tija Richardson equalised for Ferry - who finished the season as runners-up - but Nieve Jenkins ensured Cardiff could celebrate in style with a stoppage time winner.The New Saints 1-0 Wrexham: Lexi Jones' goal seven minutes from time gave Adran Trophy winners Saints a narrow win over Wrexham at Park Hall to secure a third-place finish. Wrexham face in the Bute Energy Welsh Cup final at Newport's Rodney Parade later this month.
Plate ConferenceCardiff Met 0-2 Barry Town United: Already relegated Cardiff Met fell to a 17th defeat of the season with Erin Murray scoring a brace for the visitors.Swansea City 4-1 Aberystwyth Town: Swansea finished their campaign on a high note with goals from Emily Richards, Taite Trivett, Jessica Williams and Stacy John-Davis secured victory after Carys Bufton had levelled for Aber.
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