Ammanford AFC wrote a new chapter in their history by securing a first-ever Cymru Premier victory. They beat Holywell Town 2-1 at the Recreation Ground on Saturday, October 3, ending a 12-game winless run since their promotion to the top flight.
The visitors took a shock lead after just two minutes through Florian Yonsian. Ammanford rallied and Jonathan Evans equalised late in the first half. Matthew Fisher then completed the turnaround, scoring the winning goal just two minutes into the second half. The home side held on under late pressure, including a VAR review for a potential penalty, to claim a landmark three points.
This historic result was part of a wider Novira Cymru Premier round-up that also saw Cardiff MET continue their own positive momentum. Cardiff MET sit seventh in the table with 21 points from 12 games and are on a two-game winning run after their own 1-0 victory over Llandudno. Ammanford AFC, meanwhile, will travel to face Cambrian United in Tonypandy on Friday, October 9.
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