Llanelly and Carmarthen Town played out a 2:2 draw in the Welsh Championship's South section on Thursday evening. The result left the hosts rooted to the bottom of their group while the visitors maintained their position in fourth place. To be fair, neither side had much to play for at this stage of the campaign.
Llanelly remain winless after six games, sitting on two points from two draws and four defeats. Their recent form has been difficult — they've lost four of their last five matches, including heavy defeats against Cardiff Dragons and Swansea University. By then, the pressure on the home side was already building.
Carmarthen Town have been the more consistent visitors, collecting ten points from three wins, one draw and two losses. They've shown they can score — beating Newport City 2:1 and Afan Lido 3:1 in their previous outings — though they've also been vulnerable, losing 4:2 to Treowen Stars last time out.
And here's the thing about this result: it doesn't change the table much. Llanelly stay at the foot of the South section with no victories in sight, while Carmarthen Town hold fourth place, four points behind the leaders. The gap between them and the teams above remains significant.
The draw extends Llanelly's winless run to six matches, a streak that will make life awkward for their coaching staff. Carmarthen Town, meanwhile, have now drawn two of their last three games, a slight dip from their earlier form but nothing to panic about yet.