Colwyn Bay defeated Llandudno 2:0 on 31 August at the Regular Season - 6 fixture in the Premier League. The home side took the lead through S. Hart in the 39th minute and sealed the result with A. Davies' goal at 70 minutes. Llandudno entered the match fourth in the table with 12 points from five games, while Colwyn Bay sat tenth with seven points.
Hart's opener came before half-time, catching Llandudno off guard. Davies doubled the advantage after the interval, and the visitors found themselves chasing the game. A. Davies had already seen a yellow card at 45+1 minutes, and by the time he scored, the match had shifted on its axis.
Colwyn Bay managed five shots on target against two, despite Llandudno holding 51 per cent possession. The visitors launched 90 attacks to the hosts' 87, but the efficiency gap told the story. Shots off target were eight to seven, and corners were three to two. And here's the thing — the statistics suggest a tighter contest than the scoreline implied.
Substitutions began in the 62nd minute when A. Stephens and J. Pownall came on for their respective sides. Morris picked up a yellow card at 75 minutes, and the home side made two changes at 84 minutes with L. Hughes and L. Higgins arriving for Llandudno.
The result ends Colwyn Bay's winless run from their previous five matches. Their last victory came 21 August against Airbus UK, and since then they have lost twice and drawn once. Llandudno's loss breaks a run of four wins in five fixtures, though they maintain their position above the mid-table teams.
Colwyn Bay now sit seven points behind fourth place, with the gap potentially closing if their momentum holds. Llandudno dropped three points but remain comfortable at the top end of the table. The hosts have not won since that August 21 encounter, and this result changes the narrative around their season.