Cambrian & Clydach secured a convincing 0:3 victory over Haverfordwest County in the Premier League's Regular Season round four, played on 21 August 2026. The visitors took control early and never let go, capitalising on a half where the home side found no answer. By then the pattern was clear — three goals, minimal resistance, and a result that tells you everything.
It started quietly enough, but the breakthrough came in the 53rd minute when J. Woodford put the visitors ahead. Haverfordwest had the ball more, 52 per cent of possession, but the shots told a different story. Two on target from the hosts against ten wide of the mark says it all. Cambrian & Clydach were waiting.
The second goal arrived in the 72nd minute through D. Hillman, and by then Haverfordwest were making wholesale changes. Five substitutions in quick succession — J. Allen, A. Bonthron, K. Kenniford, B. Ahmun, L. Rees, and F. Thomas all came on around the hour mark. They turned it around after the break, but the scoreline refused to budge.
J. Joseph completed the scoring in stoppage time, 90+4 minutes in, and with that the match was done. Two yellow cards — J. Allen and D. Rees — were the only disciplinary matters, but the statistics reveal the gulf. Cambrian & Clydach registered six shots on target to Haverfordwest's two, and attacked with similar intent, 59 versus 60 attacks.
The numbers don't lie. Haverfordwest dominated possession but produced just two shots on target from ten attempts off target. Cambrian & Clydach were clinical, landing six of their ten attempts on goal. The away end never stopped, and the home side's recent form — three consecutive defeats — only deepens the concern.
In the table, Cambrian & Clydach move up to 10th place on nine points from seven games, while Haverfordwest remain 12th on four points. The gap between them widens, and for the hosts, the clean-sheet run came to an end in the worst possible way.