Cymru Premier weekend round-up

Caernarfon are fourth before Briton Ferry's visit to The Oval. Ferry have only won once in their last six league games and are 11th in the table. Last season's corresponding fixture saw the hosts win 4-1.

Cambrian have lost their past two league games and are ninth in the table, three points behind eighth-placed Airbus, who have won their past two games.

Fifth-placed Bay have not lost at home this season while Met will be looking to bounce back after defeat at home to Trefelin in their most recent league game. Last season's corresponding fixture between the sides, a year ago, ended in a goalless draw.

Bottom-of-the-table Holywell are still seeking their first since returning to the top flight. Penybont are third in the table with five wins from their past six games.

Champions The New Saints will be looking to maintain their unbeaten record at home to Ammanford. Craig Harrison's side are currently six points clear at the top of the table. Ammanford are 13th in the table having won their past two games.

Trefelin secured their first win of the season last time out against Cardiff Met but Andy Hill's side remain 15th in the table. Flint have won two of their three games since Danny Holmes took over as manager, with the Silkmen in 14th spot.

This is a meeting of two sides in contrasting form. Nomads have won their past five matches while Llandudno have not won in their previous six league games.

Barry, who are sixth, have only won one of their past seven games while Haverfordwest will be looking to end a poor run of four consecutive defeats. Barry won last season's corresponding fixture 4-0.