Briton Ferry face a trip to Llandudno this Friday night in the Cymru Premier, aiming to find some consistency after a demanding run of games. The match at Old Road kicks off at 19:45 local time and represents a chance for the visitors to move up from their current 12th-place standing, which sees them on 12 points from a record of three wins and three draws from 14 games.
Sitting on 12 points from 14 matches, Briton Ferry have a goal difference of minus twelve after scoring 13 and conceding 25 times this season. Their recent form has been mixed, with two wins, a draw and two defeats from their last five outings across all competitions. They head north on the back of a 3-1 loss away to Caernarfon Town last weekend, where Luke Bowen scored a late consolation goal in the fifth minute of added time.
Recent form
Briton Ferry's schedule has been congested, with five matches in the last fortnight. After a heavy Welsh Cup win over Afan United, league form has been patchy with a home loss to GAP Connah's Quay preceding a narrow victory against Colwyn Bay. Their opponents, Llandudno, are also struggling, having lost their last two league games without scoring a goal. The team's overall recent form reads two losses, a win, a draw, and another loss from their last five league matches.
Team news
Both managers have recent starting line-ups to consider. Briton Ferry's last selection included the likes of Fuller in goal, with Bates, Packer and Gammond in defence. In midfield, Price and Walters featured alongside Hurford and Lloyd, with Bates and Anderson in attack. Llandudno's most recent league lineup from September included goalkeeper Torrance and defenders Stephens and Cartwright.
Friday's game is a significant opportunity for Briton Ferry to build momentum before a daunting trip to league leaders The New Saints on Saturday 14 November. The New Saints currently sit first, a full 28 points ahead of Briton Ferry in the title race. A positive result at Old Road would provide a vital platform ahead of that challenging away date.
