Cardiff MET demonstrated true character as they clinched promotion to the Genero Adran Premier following a dramatic penalty shootout victory over Connah’s Quay Nomads. The match took place at Park Avenue, where the Archers found themselves trailing 1-0 for over an hour. However, Faith Mulenga's stunning equaliser in the 89th minute sent the match into penalties, where Cardiff MET emerged victorious. Manager Jon Nash praised his team's resilience, stating, 'The true character of this team keeps showing time and time again.' He expressed pride in the players' determination, especially highlighting Mulenga's crucial goal. In the penalty shootout, 19-year-old goalkeeper Violet Bell became the hero, saving two spot-kicks to secure the win for Cardiff MET. Nash acknowledged the challenges posed by Connah’s Quay, who had previously gone unbeaten in their league campaign. With this victory, Cardiff MET aims to re-establish themselves in the top tier, a division they have previously dominated. Nash emphasized the importance of planning for the next season, as the club looks to build on this success and maintain their status in the Genero Adran Premier.