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The Bay back on track with home victory.
Colwyn Bay FC 3 Llanelli Town 1.
Saturday, 8th November, 2025.
0-0 after 30 minutes this match came to life when Tristan Jenkins put Llanelli ahead with a strike from the edge of the box which found the bottom corner of the Colwyn Bay net.
Jordan Davies equalised for The Bay on 38 minutes (1-1).
Colwyn Bay took the lead through Louis Robles from an Ethan Roberts cross on 42 minutes, 2-1 to The Bay.
Half-time: Colwyn Bay FC 2 Llanelli Town 1.
Second half begins.
The Bay had the ball in the Llanelli net but the goal was ruled out for offside.
Jamie Cumming secured all three points for The Bay on 72 minutes.
3-1 to The Bay.
Full-time: Colwyn Bay FC 3 Llanelli Town 1.
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Lewis Sirrell sent off as Bay crash to heavy home defeat:
Colwyn Bay FC 1 Barry Town United 4.
Nathan Peate put The Bay 1-0 up from a long throw on 19 minutes.
Ieuan Owen equalised for Barry and then scored a second goal to put the visitors 2-1 up.
Red Card Disaster for The Bay.
The Bay’s Lewis Sirrell received a red card and The Bay went down to ten men.
Half-time: Colwyn Bay FC 1 Barry Town United 2.
Second half begins.
Olli Hulbert scored to put Barry Town 3-1 up on 67 minutes.
Barry went 4-1 up with a deflected shot by Robbie Willmott on 78 minutes.
Full-time: Colwyn Bay FC 1 Barry Town United 4.
Attendance: 711.
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Briton Ferry 0 Colwyn Bay FC 2.
Saturday, 25th October, 2025.
Jordan Davies put Colwyn Bay 1-0 up after four minutes from the penalty spot.
Sol Forde made it 2-0 for The Bay after 39 minutes from a Louis Robles assist.
Half-time: Briton Ferry 0 Colwyn Bay FC 2.
An eventful second half saw The Bay’s George Hughes red carded with a penalty awarded to Briton Ferry. Bay ‘Keeper Alex Brown made a great save to keep the score 2-0 to The Bay.
In added second half time The Bay ‘keeper Alex Brown was once again called into action, making a point-blank save to preserve The Bay’s 2-0 lead.
The Bay held out for a great win and made it five games unbeaten.
Final score: Briton Ferry 0 Colwyn Bay FC 2.
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JD Welsh Cup 2nd Round.
Kinmel Bay FC v Colwyn Bay FC at The Blue Turtle Arena, Colwyn Bay.
Friday, 17th October, 2025.
Kinmel Bay FC 0 Colwyn Bay FC 5 final score.
Goalless after thirty minutes.
Colwyn Bay had loads of possession, Louis Robles had a goal disallowed and Rhys Nash hit the Kinmel Bay crossbar.
Deadlock broken on 33 minutes.
An Aaron Williams run and cross was met by Jordan Davies who put Colwyn Bay 1-0 up.
Jordan Davies converted a first half penalty for The Seagulls and Louis Robles added a third from a Uniss Kargbo assist. (3-0 to Colwyn Bay).
Half-time: Kinmel Bay FC 0 Colwyn Bay FC 3.
Second half begins:
Jamie Cumming put Colwyn Bay 4-0 up on 71 minutes.
Seventeen year old Max McGoona, making his senior debut for Colwyn Bay, scored an absolute cracker to put The Seagulls 5-0 up.
Final score: Kinmel Bay FC 0 Colwyn Bay FC 5.
Attendance: 1,162.
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Colwyn Bay FC 0 Cardiff Met 0.
Saturday, 11th October, 2025.
Cymru Premier League fixture.
0-0 after 30 minutes but The Bay had a goal bound effort cleared off the line. Colwyn Bay had the better chances in a goalless first half, Jordan Davies, Colwyn Bay, hit the Cardiff Met crossbar with a header.
Half-time: Colwyn Bay FC 0 Cardiff Met 0.
Second half begins.
Still 0-0 after 85 minutes but The Bay’s Aaron Williams did hit the Cardiff Met crossbar with a header.
Final score: Colwyn Bay FC 0 Cardiff Met 0.
Attendance: 927.
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Colwyn Bay FC 1 Caernarfon Town 0.
Saturday, 4th October, 2025.
Goal drought over.
Louis Robles put The Bay 1-0 up from an Ethan Roberts cross on 21 minutes.
Red Card.
Caernarfon captain Dan Gosset was shown a red card for a poor challenge on The Bay’s Aeron Edwards.
Half-time: Colwyn Bay FC 1 Caernarfon Town 0.
Second half begins.
Still 1-0 to The Bay after 75 minutes.
There was five minutes of second half added time but the score remained 1-0 to The Bay.
Final score: Colwyn Bay FC 1 Caernarfon Town 0.
Colwyn Bay FC are back into the top six of the Cymru Premier League.
Attendance: 821.
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Llanelli Town 0 Colwyn Bay FC 0.
Saturday, 20th September, 2025.
The Bay stay fifth in Cymru Premier League.
Lewis Sirrell made his 100th appearance for Colwyn Bay FC this afternoon.
The Bay were awarded a first half penalty but Louis Robles’s spot kick was saved and the rebound was blasted over the bar.
The Llanelli ‘keeper made a great save from an Aaron Williams header.
Half-time: Llanelli Town 0 Colwyn Bay FC 0.
In a poor second half both teams failed to break the deadlock.
Final score: Llanelli Town 0 Colwyn Bay FC 0.
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Back to back wins put The Bay in 5th place.
Colwyn Bay FC 3 Haverfordwest County 0.
Saturday, 13th September, 2025.
Louis Robles put The Bay 1-0 up after 9 minutes from a Sam Hart cross.
Jordan Davies made it 2-0 from a Louis Robles assist on 30 minutes.
There was a red card for Haverfordwest defender Alaric Jones.
Jordan Davies scored his second goal of the match after Louis Robles shot was saved. 3-0 to The Bay.
Half-time: Colwyn Bay FC 3 Haverfordwest County 0.
Into the second half and it was still 3-0 after seventy minutes.
Haverfordwest finished the match with nine players, Ben Fawcett received two late yellow cards.
Final score: Colwyn Bay FC 3 Haverfordwest County 0.
The Bay move up to fifth in the Cymru Premier League.
Attendance at The Blue Turtle Arena was 659.
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First Welsh Premier League victory achieved.
Cardiff Metropolitan University 1 Colwyn Bay FC 4.
Saturday, 6th September, 2025.
Louis Robles put The Bay 1-0 up on 39 minutes.
Half-time: Cardiff Met 0 Colwyn Bay FC 1.
Into the second half and Cardiff Met equalised in the opening minute with a super run and strike from Fumpa Mwandwe (1-1).
A great strike by Jordan Davies put Colwyn Bay back in front on 53 minutes (1-2).
Louis Robles got his second goal of the match to put The Bay 3-1 up on 73 minutes.
In four minutes of second half added time Lewis Sirrell headed number four for The Bay from a Sam Hart corner (1-4).
Final score: Cardiff Met 1 Colwyn Bay FC 4.
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League Champions held by battling Bay.
Colwyn Bay FC 1 The New Saints 1.
In the opening half The Bay caused TNS a number of problems, but the score was 0-0 at half-time.
Half-time Colwyn Bay FC 0 The New Saints 0.
The TNS manager was shown a red card as the teams walked off at half-time.
Into the second half and Jordan Williams gave TNS the lead on 55 minutes scrambling the ball in from a corner.
Aaron Edwards equalised for The Bay on 69 minutes from a Louis Robles cross.
Five minutes of second half added on time failed to break the deadlock.
Final score: Colwyn Bay FC 1 The New Saints 1.
Attendance at The Blue Turtle Arena was 1,006.
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Bala Town 1 Colwyn Bay FC 0 final score.
Friday, August 22nd, 2025.
The Bay’s unbeaten league run came to an end at Bala Town.
Dominic McGiveron scored the winner for Bala with a twenty yard strike on 11 minutes.
Seagulls unbeaten after two games.
Barry Town 1 Colwyn Bay FC 1.
The Bay took an early lead through Aaron Williams from a Jordan Davies cross, 0-1.
Barry Town equalised on 17 minutes when Robbie Willmost beat The Bay’s offside trap to make the score 1-1.
Half-time Barry Town 1 Colwyn Bay FC 1.
Still 1-1 after 70 minutes when the teams had a drinks break.
Four minutes of second half added time failed to break the deadlock.
Final score: Barry Town 1 Colwyn Bay FC 1.
Another point in the bag for the Seagulls and still unbeaten in the league.
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Honours even in opening Welsh Premier League fixture.
Colwyn Bay FC 1 Connah’s Quay Nomads 1.
There was early pressure from Nomads who won a series of corners in the opening ten minutes.
The Bay’s Davies forced a good save from the Nomads’ Keeper on 16 minutes and Williams had a good chance to put The Bay ahead on 22 minutes but shot wide.
Nomads then enjoyed a good spell of possession and scored a good headed goal by Oswell on 26 minutes.
Nathan Peate equalised for The Bay on 35 minutes heading home an exquisite Sam Hart free-kick
Nomads then dominated possession but excellent Bay defending kept the scores level at half-time.
Half-time: Colwyn Bay FC 1 Connah’s Quay Nomads 1.
In an evenly contested second half both teams had chanced to take all three points, but in the end a draw was a fair result.
Full-time: Colwyn Bay FC 1 Connah’s Quay Nomads 1.
Attendance: 1516.
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Forde sent off as Bay exit Nathaniel MG Cup.
Caernarfon Town 3 Colwyn Bay FC 0.
Friday, 1st August, 2025.
The Bay conceded a first half penalty, had Sol Forde sent off and eventually went down to a 3-0 defeat in their cup-tie this Friday evening in Llandudno.
The Bay will be hoping to pick themselves up for their first Welsh Premier League fixture next week.
Atkins strike secures League Title.
Penrhyncoch 0 Colwyn Bay FC 1.
Saturday, 12th April, 2025.
A first half goal from Dan Atkins was enough to secure all three points for The Bay and the JD Cymru North League Title.
The Penrhyn Coch ‘Keeper Rhys Jenkins was sent off after receiving a second yellow card.
Full time score: Penrhyncoch 0 Colwyn Bay FC 1.
Colwyn Bay are league champions and will play in the Cymru Premier next season.
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The Bay one point away from league title.
Colwyn Bay FC 3 Llandudno 0.
Saturday, 5th April, 2025.
Dan Atkins put The Bay 1-0 up from a Sam Hart corner.
Lewis Sirrell doubled The Bay’s lead from another corner, after fourteen minutes, 2-0 to The Bay.
Half-time: Colwyn Bay FC 2 Llandudno 0.
Lloyd Mash-Hughes came off the bench to make it 3-0 to The Bay from a Sol Forde header.
Final score Colwyn Bay FC 3 Llandudno 0.
Airbus UK Broughton were held to a 1-1 draw by Mold Alexandra, so The Bay only need a point from their final game at Penrhyncoch next week to be league champions.
Today’s attendance: 1,378.
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Nervy Bay in tight contest with Denbigh Town.
Colwyn Bay FC 1 Denbigh Town 0.
Dan Atkins put The Bay ahead on 32 minutes (1-0).
Half-time: Colwyn Bay FC 1 Denbigh Town 0.
After a nervy second half The Bay secured three more vital points at the top of the league table.
Final Score: Colwyn Bay FC 1 Denbigh Town 0.
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Excellent away win for The Bay.
Holywell Town 0 Colwyn Bay FC 2.
Tuesday, 25th March, 2025.
It was 0-0 after 25 minutes but Jamie Cumming did hit the Holywell crossbar.
Dan Atkins put The Bay 1-0 up following a log throw by Jamie Cumming.
Half-time: Holywell Town 0 Colwyn Bay FC 2.
Jamie Cumming headed The Bay’s second goal from a free-kick on ninety minutes to make the final score:
Holywell Town 0 Colwyn Bay 2.
The Bay secured three more vital points in their quest for the league title.
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Nervy Bay edge home against Denbigh Town.
Colwyn Bay FC 1 Denbigh Town 0.
Friday, 28th March, 2025.
Dan Atkins put The Bay ahead on 32 minutes and this proved to be the winning goal in what was a nervy performance from the league leaders.
Final score: Colwyn Bay FC 1 Denbigh Town 0.
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Title-chasing Bay win on the road.
Prestatyn Town 0 Colwyn Bay FC 4.
Friday, 21st March, 2025.
Dan Atkins put The Bay one up getting the final touch after Jamie Cumming rounded the Prestatyn ‘Keeper and rolled the ball goal wards after 18 minutes.
It was Dan Atkins’ turn to round the Prestatyn ‘Keeper to put The Bay 2-0 up on 41 minutes.
Bay hot-shot Craig Lindfield added a third goal for The Seagulls from a George Nugent cross.
Half-time: Prestatyn Town 0 Colwyn Bay FC 3.
Lloyd Marsh-Hughes added a fourth goal for The Bay on 86 minutes.
Full-time: Prestatyn Town 0 Colwyn Bay FC 4.
The Bay stay top of the table with only four games to play.
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The Bay still top of the league.
Colwyn Bay FC 3 Caersws 1.
Saturday, 8th March, 2025.
Sam Phillips put Caersws ahead from the penalty spot.
Half-time: Colwyn Bay FC 0 Caersws 1.
Bay hot-shot Craig Lindfield equalised for The By on 54 minutes (1-1).
Tommy Creamer got the final touch to a Jamie Cumming goal-bound header to put The Bay into a 2-1 lead on 80 minutes.
Jamie Cumming wrapped up all three points for The Bay from the penalty spot to send the majority of the 636 attendees home happy.
Final score: Colwyn Bay FC 3 Caersws 1.
The Bay stay four points clear at the top of the JD Cymru League.
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Bay are top at 4 o’clock.
Caersws FC 1 Colwyn Bay FC 2.
Saturday, 15th February, 2025.
After an uneventful first half the match sprung to life when Rhys Hesdon put Caersws 1-0 up on 71 minutes.
Sol Forde equalised for The Bay on 78 minutes and Dan Atkins grabbed the winner to make it 2-1 to the Bay in added second half time.
The Bay subsequently went top of the JD Cymru League.
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Colwyn Bay FC 3 Buckley Town 1.
Friday, January 17th, 2025.
Floodlight failures and water shortages failed to stop The Bay recording their second win of 2025.
Craig Lindfield put The Bay ahead on four minutes and Jamie Cumming
hit a second after ten minutes.
Lindfield bagged his second on fourteen minutes to put the Bay 3-0 up.
Half-time: Colwyn Bay 3 Buckley Town 0.
Cai Owen was red-carded in the second half and Bradley Knight
pulled a goal back for Buckley Town on 62 minutes.
Ten man Bay held on to secure a 3-1 victory.
Final Score: Colwyn Bay FC 3 Buckley Town 1.
Attendance: 740.
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Happy New Year’s Day for The Bay.
Colwyn Bay FC 5 Mold Alexandra 0.
Colwyn Bay took the lead on 26 minutes through Gwion Dafydd,
but went in at half-time with a single goal lead.
Half-time: Colwyn Bay FC 1 Mold Alexandra 0.
Dan Atkins doubled The Bay’s lead early in the second half, 2-0 to The Bay.
A Mold own goal and a fine finish from Dan Atkins put The Bay 4-0 up.
Sol Forde headed Colwyn Bay’s fifth goal from a corner to complete the scoring.
Attendance: 647.
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Boxing Day action from Bangor 1876.
Bangor 1876 1 Colwyn Bay FC 3. Full-time score.
Gwion Dafydd gave the Bay the lead on 39 minutes when the Bangor ‘keeper failed to catch a Sam Hart free-kick.
The Bay’s Will McKinley had hit the post earlier in the first half.
Half-time score: Bangor 1876 0 Colwyn Bay FC 1.
Liam Morris equalised for Bangor early in the second half,
but Sol Forde put The Bay back in the lead after 62 minutes.
1-2 to The Bay.
Bangor’s Tom Clarke was red-carded.
The Bay’s Will McKinley left the field on a stretcher following Clarke’s horrible tackle.
Lloyd Marsh-Hughes added a third goal for The Bay with five minutes left.
Final score: Bangor 1876 1 Colwyn Bay FC 3.
Attendance: 1,005.
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Welsh Cup hopes dashed as TNS hit back.
The New Saints 4 Colwyn Bay FC 1.
Sunday, 15th September, 2024.
Bay hot-shot Craig Lindfield put The Bay ahead in this evening”s Welsh Cup tie at The New Saints.
Declan McManus bundled in an equaliser for New Saints on 33 minutes.
Half-time: TNS 1 Colwyn Bay FC 1.
TNS went into the lead early in the second half through Armide Oteh on 46 minutes.
TNS went 3-1 up on 61 minutes and Oteh scored again to make the final score:
TNS 4 Colwyn Bay FC 1.
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Friday Night Football.
Colwyn Bay FC 3 Ruthin Town 0. Final score.
Friday, 6th December, 2024.
Gwion Dafydd put The Bay 1-0 ahead after 34 minutes.
Both teams were giving their all in very difficult conditions.
Half-time: Colwyn Bay FC 1 Ruthin Town 0.
Into the second half and Gwion Dafydd scored his second goal to put The Bay 2-0 up on 59 minutes.
Lewis Sirrell scored his first goal of the season following a goalmouth scramble to put The Bay 3-0 up.
Final score: Colwyn Bay FC 3 Ruthin Town 0.
Seagulls go 18 games unbeaten.
Attendance on a horrible night was 479.
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Goal rush at The Bay.
Colwyn Bay FC 6 Greford Athletic 0.
Saturday, 30th November, 2024.
Craig Lindfield gave The Bay the lead after 6 minutes.
Gwion Dafydd doubled The Bay’s lead to makre it 2-0.
Jamie Cumming added a third for the dominant Colwyn Bay team , 3-0.
Half-time: Colwyn Bay FC 3 Gresford Athletic 0.
Craig Lindfield buried a shot into the top corner to make it 4-0 for The Bay after 68 minutes. Lindfield completed his hat-trick to make the score 5-0 to The Bay.
Dan Atkins scored to make it 6-0 to The Bay.
The Bay have now gone seventeen games unbeaten.
Full-time: Colwyn Bay FC 6 Gresford Athletic 0.
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Bay into last sixteen of Welsh Cup.
Colwyn Bay FC 2 Ruthin Town 1.
Hot shot Craig Lindfield put The Bay 1-0 up after 23 minutes from an Ethan Roberts cross.
Llyr Morris equalised for Ruthin Town on 44 minutes. (1-1)
Half-time: Colwyn Bay FC 1 Ruthin Town 1.
Sam Hart put The Bay back in front from a free kick just inside five minutes of the restart.(2-1).
Final score: Colwyn Bay FC 2 Ruthin Town 1.
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Ten league wins in a row for resurgent Bay.
Llay Miners Welfare 1 Colwyn Bay FC 2.
Llay took an early lead on 8 minutes as the Bay were caught out by a ball over the top with Llay’s Jonathan Collo getting to the ball first and lobbing Bay keeper Rhys Williams (1-0).
Colwyn Bay equalised on fifteen minutes when a corner was headed out to Craig Lindfield who fired a shot into the net from just inside the box. (1-1)
Half-time: Llay Miners Welfare 1 Colwyn Bay FC 1.
Into the second half and Craig Lindfield scored his second goal of the match. Craig volleyed home a Sam Hart corner to put the Bay 2-1 up.
A great save by home ‘keeper Mike Platt denied Dan Atkins a third Bay goal.
Final score: Llay Miners Welfare 1 Colwyn Bay FC 2.
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Bay extend unbeaten run to 14 games.
Colwyn Bay FC 2 Flint Mountain FC 1.
Jack Parry, following a superb defence-splitting pass, gave Flint Mountain FC an early lead but the Bay equalised through Craig Lindfield after ten minutes.
Sam Hart put the Bay into the lead from a Jamie Cumming corner, 2-1 to the Bay after 18 minutes.
Half-time: Colwyn Bay FC 2 Flint Mountain FC 1.
Full-time: Colwyn Bay FC 2 Flint Mountain FC 1.
Attendance: 602.
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Free-scoring Bay hit seven in Friday Night massacre.
Colwyn Bay FC 7 Prestatyn Town 0.
Friday, 25th October, 2024.
Apologies for the brief report but Tim Channon is on holiday.
Bay struggle in heavy conditions.
Buckley Town 2 Colwyn Bay FC 2.
Colwyn Bay won 6-5 on penalties.
Welsh Cup tie on Saturday, 19th October, 2024.
Gwion Dafydd continued his excellent goal-scoring form when he put the Bay ahead in the first minute of the match.
Buckley equalised with a header by Callum Humphries on 28 minutes (1-1).
Buckley were managing the heavy conditions much better than The Bay.
Half-time: Buckley Town 1 Colwyn Bay FC 1.
Into the second half and Max Moore put Buckley ahead on 52 minutes (2-1), but Jamie Cumming equalised from the penalty spot on 87 minutes to make the score 2-2.
Full-time score: Buckley Town 2 Colwyn Bay FC 2.
In the Penalty Shoot-out the Bay won 6-5 with ‘keeper Rhys Williams saving Buckley’s sixth spot kick.
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Goals galore as The Bay hit five for 2nd week running.
Guilsfield 0 Colwyn Bay FC 5.
Saturday, 12th October, 2024.
Gwion Dafydd put the Bay ahead on 18 minutes after great play from Josh Carey and Ethan Roberts down the left.
Dafydd scored his second, doubling the Bay’s lead on 37 minutes. 0-2 to The Bay.
Dafydd completed his hat-trick converting a penalty to make the half-time score: Guilsfield 0 Colwyn Bay 3.
Into the second half and Dafydd had a goal disallowed for offside.
Not to be denied a fourth goal, Dafydd scored his fourth goal on 76 minutes, 0-4 to The Bay.
Craig Lindfield made the score 0-5 to Colwyn Bay in added time to mark his fiftieth appearance for the club.
Final score: Guilsfield 0 Colwyn Bay FC 5.
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Gresford hit for five as Bay go marching on, on, on.
Saturday, 5th October, 2024.
Gresford Athletic 0 Colwyn Bay FC 5.
On fire Bay striker Craig Lindfield put Colwyn Bay ahead from a Jay Owen corner.
Josh Carey doubled the Bay’s lead on 36 minutes. 0-2 to the Bay.
Half-time: Gresford Athletic 0 Colwyn Bay FC 2.
Dan Atkins made it 3-0 for the Bay on 63 minutes,
and Gwion Dafydd added a fourth goal.
In second half added time Gwion Dafydd scored his second to make the final score: Gresford Athletic 0 Colwyn Bay FC 5.
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High Flying Airbus hit for six.
Colwyn Bay FC 6 Airbus UK Broughton 3.
Friday, September 27th, 2024.
Sam Baker put Airbus ahead after 10 minutes,
but Craig Lindfield equalised for the Bay on 38 minutes.
A great finish from the Bay’s Jay Owen
put the Bay 2-1 up after 41 minutes.
Half-time score: Colwyn Bay FC 2 Airbus UK Broughton 1.
Goals Galore in second half.
Craig Lindfield scored his second goal
to put the Bay 3-1 up on fifty minutes.
Airbus hit back with a goal from Danny Warren
making the score 3-2 to the Bay.
Airbus then equalised through Jordan Evans
to bring the scores level at 3-3.
Lindfield completes his hat-trick.
Craig Lindfield made it 4-3 for the Bay on 70 minutes.
Lloyd Marsh-Hughes put the Bay 5-3 ahead on 87 minutes.
Gwion Dafydd made it 6-3 for the Bay in added time.
Final score: Colwyn Bay FC 6 Airbus UK Broughton 3.
This was the first league defeat
for league leaders Airbus this season.
Attendance: 772.
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Denbigh Town 2 Colwyn Bay FC 4.
Friday, 13th September, 2024.
Lindfield double sets up Bay away victory.
Colwyn Bay FC took the lead when Tommy Creamer netted from a rebound after the Denbigh ‘keeper made a brilliant save from a Lloyd Marsh-Hughes header.
Denbigh Town equalised through Keelan Williams, but a diving header from Craig Lindfield put the Bay back in front. (2-1 to the Bay).
Lindfield scored his second to put the Bay 3-1 up.
Half-time: Denbigh Town 1 Colwyn Bay FC 3.
Second half highlights:
Dan Atkins made it 4-1 for the Bay on 75 minutes,
but Denbigh Town got a second goal through Sam Duffy.
Final Score: Denbigh Town 2 Colwyn Bay 4.
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Bay hit top three in league table.
Colwyn Bay FC 4 Penrhyncoch 0.
Saturday, 7th August, 2024.
Colwyn Bay took the lead with a Jamie Cumming header from a Craig Lingfield cross on 35 minutes.
The Penrhyncoch ‘keeper kept his side in the game.
Half-time: Colwyn Bay FC 1 Penrhyncoch 0.
Into the second half and Colwyn Bay doubled their lead when Craig Lindfield scored after Josh Carey’s effort came back off the post.
Colwyn Bay were awarded a penalty for a push in the back and the penalty was converted by Jamie Cumming, 3-0 to the Bay.
Dan Atkins (Colwyn Bay) completed the scoring from a Will McKinley cross.
Final score: Colwyn Bay FC 4 Penrhyncoch 0.
Attendance: 539.
Match facts from Tim Channon, always most appreciated.
WBS Cup Tie News.
Saturday, 31st August, 2024.
Flint Mountain FC 1 Colwyn Bay FC 1.
Colwyn Bay won the tie on penalties.
Lloyd Marsh Hughes equalised for the Bay
sending tie into a penalty shoot-out.
Match facts from Tim Channon always most appreciated.
Creamer screamer extends Colwyn Bay’s unbeaten run.
Buckley Town 1 Colwyn Bay FC 2.
Colwyn Bay FC extended their unbeaten league run with a late victory at Buckley Town this Bank Holiday afternoon.
After a goalless first half Buckley went down to ten men following a red card.
Rhys Nash put the Bay ahead on 84 minutes but Buckley equalised four minutes later from the penalty spot.
A screamer from Tommy Creamer put the Bay 2-1 up and that was the final score.
The Bay ended Buckley’s unbeaten league record in a thrilling finish.
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Three very welcome away points for the Bay.
Mold Alexandra 0 Colwyn Bay FC 1 Final score.
A first half of few chances for either side.
Half-time: Mold Alexandra 0 Colwyn Bay FC 0.
Tommy Creamer put the Bay 1-0 up after 59 minutes.
Final Score: Mold Alexandra 0 Colwyn Bay FC 1.
Three very welcome away points for the Bay.
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Penalty nightmare hits The Faen once again.
Saturday, 8th November, 2025.
Llysfaen FC 1 Dyrny FC 1. Dyrny won 5-4 on penalties.
For the second time this season The Faen suffered a cup exit following a penalty shoot-out.
This was undoubtedly The Faen’s best performance of the season but they couldn’t find a winning goal. Penalties ensued and The Faen lost the shoot-out 4-5.
This excellent performance should be a real boost for The Faen’s league campaign.
