Saints go on the rampage against Aber

THE New Saints equalled the record away win in the Welsh Premier League as they hammered Aberystwyth Town 10-1 yesterday at Park Avenue.

The hosts’ Marc Williams scored their consolation after they trailed 5-0 at the break.

There was a hat-trick for Billy Whitehouse while Greg Draper scored a brace with Jon Routledge, Dean Ebbe, Ryan Brobbel, Kurtis Byrne and Adam Hughes also hitting the target.

Saints’ equalled the record of Inter-Cardiff, who won 10-1 at Llanelli in January, 1994.

Bala Town twice hit back to draw 2-2 at Barry Town.

Drew Fahiya put the hosts ahead before Lassana Mendes levelled before Kayne Mclaggon restored Barry’s advantage in the 67th minute.

The lead was short-lived, however, with Stuart Jones finding an equaliser six minutes later.

Ryan Kershaw’s second-half equaliser means Caernarfon Town are still looking for their first win of the new season as Cefn Druids secured a 1-1 draw.

Darren Thomas had put Caernarfon ahead in the sixth minute, but they could not hold on for the full three points.

Chris Baker’s 26th minute goal gave unbeaten Cardiff Met University their second consecutive win at the expense of Airbus UK who have now lost three games in a row.

A 70th-minute equaliser by Callum Morris earned Connahs Quay a third consecutive draw, 1-1 against Carmarthen Town.

Liam Thomas’ second goal of the campaign had put Carmarthen ahead but they had to be content with one point - their first of the new season.

Daniel Griffiths gave promoted Penybont FC their first point as he scored an equaliser in the 77th-minute after Lifumpa Mwandwe had put still-unbeaten Newtown ahead early in the second half.

■ Ian Traylor struck twice as Merthyr Town defeated Swindon Supermarine 3-1 at Penydarren Park yesterday.