Saturday, 25 April
Colwyn Bay 0-0 Penybont (3-5 pens): Penybont progressed to the final of the Cymru Premier European play-offs after edging Colwyn Bay in a penalty shoot-out. A cagey first half left neither goalkeeper particularly troubled, with Colwyn Bay’s Jordan Davies coming the closest to breaking the deadlock as he sent a dipping free-kick over the crossbar. Both sides upped the tempo after half-time but without scoring. It came down to a penalty shoot-out, with Davies missing the crucial third spot-kick for Bay, while Penybont scored all five of their efforts with Clayton Green holding his nerve to clinch victory. Rhys Griffiths’ Penybont are bidding to qualify for Europe for the third time.
Sunday, 26 April
Barry Town United v Haverfordwest County; 17:00 BST: Barry are bidding to reach Europe for the first time since 2020 and having finished third in the Cymru Premier table a victory over Haverfordwest on Sunday would see them at home in the play-off final the following weekend. Barry won five games during phase two, as did County who finished seventh to claim the final play-off spot. Tony Pennock’s side have won the play-offs twice in the last three seasons to qualify for the Europa Conference League.
