Friday, 3 April
Championship Conference
Colwyn Bay v Caernarfon Town; 14:30 BST: The Bay are third, a point above Barry, with two games remaining while Caernarfon, who have next week’s Welsh Cup final to look forward to, are sixth following three consecutive defeats.
Penybont v Barry Town United; 14:30 BST: Fourth placed Barry are two points ahead of Penybont, a side they beat 1-0 at Jenner Park in March.
The New Saints v Connah's Quay Nomads; 14:30 BST: Both sides have already secured their places in Europe next season – Saints as champions and Nomads as runners-up. Craig Harrison’s side are 17 points clear at the top but were beaten at home in their last league game.
Play-off Conference
Briton Ferry Llansawel v Cardiff Met; 14:30 BST: Cardiff Met secured their Cymru Premier status for another season last weekend also keeping their faint hopes of reaching seventh, while Andy Dyer’s side know that a win is vital to maintain their bid to secure a play-off spot.
Flint Town United v Haverfordwest County; 14:30 BST: A win for Welsh Cup finalists Flint would ensure Cymru Premier survival with one game remaining while Tony Pennock’s County currently occupy top spot in the Play-off Conference and are three points ahead of eighth placed Briton Ferry Llansawel.
Llanelli Town v Bala Town; 14:30 BST: Bala have to win their final two games to have any chance of maintaining their Cymru Premier status while hoping relegation rivals Flint slip up. The Lakesiders are five points adrift of safety while Llanelli, who secured a first win in 17 games in all competitions last weekend, have already been relegated.
