Cardiff MET prepare for a key Cymru Premier fixture at home to Haverfordwest County AFC this Tuesday evening. The match at Cyncoed Campus offers the Archers a chance to improve their league standing and break a poor run against their visitors.
Cardiff MET sit 9th in the Premier League with 15 points from 10 games, a record of four wins, three draws and three losses. Their recent form has been mixed, with a 2-2 draw against Caernarfon Town last Saturday following a win, a loss and two other draws. They have scored 21 goals this season, the fourth-highest total in the division.
Head-to-head history
Haverfordwest County have had the upper hand in recent meetings. Cardiff MET have not won in their last three encounters, losing twice and drawing once. The most recent meeting in March ended in a 1-0 defeat for the Archers.
Team context
Christian Edwards's side will look to players like J. Payne and J. Veale, who scored in the 2-2 draw with Caernarfon, to provide the attacking threat. Haverfordwest County arrive in 11th place with 10 points, having scored only seven league goals all season. Their recent results include two wins from their last three outings, but they lost 1-0 to Colwyn Bay last time out.
Victory would give Cardiff MET an eight-point cushion over their opponents and a platform ahead of a tough run of games. Their next assignment is a home match against second-placed Penybont on the final day of October. Check the latest standings for the full league picture.
Cardiff MET moved up to seventh in the Cymru Premier with 18 points after a 1-0 home win over Haverfordwest County on Tuesday, the club confirmed. Sam Snaith scored the only goal in the 56th minute, converting the rebound after his initial header was saved. The result ended a three-match winless run against their opponents. Manager Christian Edwards said, "It was a hard-fought victory and a deserved three points." The Archers have now scored 22 goals this season.
Cardiff MET's 1-0 win over Haverfordwest County on Tuesday was secured after a penalty awarded to the visitors was overturned by VAR, the league confirmed. Sam Snaith scored the 56th-minute winner, converting the rebound after his header from Sam Jones' cross was saved. The Archers are now seventh with 18 points from 11 games, having scored 22 goals this season. They are 13 points behind leaders The New Saints. Manager Christian Edwards said, "It was a hard-fought victory and a deserved three points."
Haverfordwest County AFC confirmed the 2026-09-29 result, a 1-0 defeat to Cardiff MET. The visitors' club published a match centre page for the Novira Cymru Premier fixture. Cardiff MET's league standing is seventh with 18 points from 11 games, having scored 22 goals and conceded 13 this season. Their recent form across the last five matches is one win, three draws and one loss.
