Looking to secure Welsh Cup semi-final spot

when the lads were clearly tired, they never dropped their standards and stuck to the game plan. This is a group of players that will find a way to win and won’t back down whoever the opposition are.

“What will be a bonus to us is a large vociferous crowd that will create a great atmosphere and I know my players will look forward to the challenge.”

Barry Town have already been victims of a Cup upset at the expense of Cambrian & Clydach once this season as the two sides meet again at Jenner Park tomorrow evening (7.15pm).

Welsh League Cambrian are the lowest ranked side remaining in the competition and eliminated Barry on their run to the Nathaniel MG Cup final earlier this season.

“It’s an opportunity to get to a semi-final – Cambrian will be looking at it the same, so it’s makes for a mouth-watering cup-tie,” said Barry boss Gavin Chesterfield. “People are expecting an upset, our job is to make sure it doesn’t happen”.

The New Saints visit WPL strugglers Llandudno tomorrow afternoon (2.30pm) with manager Scott Ruscoe making his expectations clear, after getting eliminated at this stage last year.

“Hopefully we can one better than last season where we fell short, we’ve already talked about priorities and this is one of our priorities now – there are two competitions that we’re left in, and we’d like to win both of them,” he said.

Bala Town, winners in 2017, host top-six rivals Cardiff Met tomorrow (2.30pm), who have already tasted cup success once this season, in the remaining tie.