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Friday, 5 November

Bala Town 0-4 Connah's Quay Nomads: Colin Caton's Bala finished with nine men as they were outplayed by a Nomads side who have struggled for form this season. Callum Morris put Nomads ahead with a third-minute penalty, before Craig Curran, Ryan Harrington and Morris again struck. Any slim Bala hope of some sort of comeback disappeared as Chris Venables and Kieran Smith received their marching orders.

Cefn Druids 0-5 Newtown: Druids' winless run continued as they were hammered at home by Newtown, who repeated the scoreline from when the sides met at Latham Park earlier this season. Aaron Williams led the way with a hat-trick, with a brace from Nick Rushton leaving Druids bottom and 12 points off safety.

Saturday, 6 November

Barry Town United 1-1 Aberystwyth Town: Aberystwyth came from behind to secure an important point at Barry Town. Kayne McLaggon gave the hosts the lead on 65 minutes but Harry Franklin levelled following a corner with five minutes remaining. Aber stay 11th in the table while Barry move one place up to eighth.

Cardiff Met 0-1 Caernarfon Town: Darren Thomas, nicknamed the Cofi Messi, scored the only goal of the game midway through the first half as Caernarfon ended a run of three consecutive defeats and complete a league double over Cardiff Met to move up to fifth in the table while the Archers are ninth.

Flint Town United 3-1 Penybont: Michael Wilde's 10th goal of the season six minutes before half time gave Flint the lead and Jack Kenny doubled their advantage two minutes shy of the hour mark. Penybont, who had won their last three successive games, were level through James Waite but Kenny's second sealed the win for Flint to maintain their place in second spot, seven points behind New Saints.

The New Saints 6-0 Haverfordwest County: Declan McManus scored a hat-trick as Cymru Premier leaders The New Saints enjoyed their biggest win of the season with victory over Haverfordwest, who are 10th. Ryan Brobbel gave Saints the lead on 29 minutes with a header from Danny Redmond's cross. Ben Clark went close before McManus struck twice in four minutes to extend the home side's lead. Redmond netted from the edge of the box to make it 4-0 with McManus completing his hat-trick with 13 minutes remaining and substitute Dean Ebbe completing the scoring in stoppage time to complete a league double over County.

Tuesday, 9 November

Caernarfon Town v Connah's Quay Nomads;19:45 GMT

Cefn Druids v Flint Town United; 19:45 GMT

Haverfordwest County v Barry Town United;19:45 GMT

Newtown v Bala Town;19:45 GMT

Penybont v Cardiff Met; 19:45 GMT

Aberystwyth Town v The New Saints; 20:00 GMT