Trefelin face Caernarfon Town in the Cymru Premier on Friday night, seeking their first goal and points of the season. Manager Andy Hill admits the challenge is immense, as the newly promoted side remains winless after three games. The team, fresh from a 4-0 defeat to Connah’s Quay Nomads, faces a daunting test against a side that has earned six points from its opening three fixtures. Hill acknowledged the scale of the task, emphasizing Caernarfon’s technical and physical threat. The match at Ynys Park kicks off at 7:45 PM, with Trefelin’s captain Jordan Davies vowing to keep faith in the squad’s potential.
Trefelin's Struggles in Cymru Premier
Trefelin’s transition to the Cymru Premier has been fraught with difficulty. After finishing as Cymru South champions last season, the side has struggled to adapt, losing all three games without scoring. Hill admitted Connah’s Quay were 'levels above' them in their recent clash, highlighting the gap between divisions. Despite the setbacks, the manager remains focused on securing survival, noting the need to target teams around them in the table. 'We know where our fight is; it’s down the bottom,' he said, stressing the importance of patience in the early stages of the campaign.
Manager Calls for Support as Trefelin Face Caernarfon
Hill urged supporters to remain loyal as Trefelin navigate their first Cymru Premier season. The squad, he said, must 'keep the faith' and avoid complacency. Davies, the captain, echoed this sentiment, dismissing concerns about Caernarfon’s recent European qualification. 'We will make it as difficult as we can,' he said, adding that the team is 'trying to keep everyone positive.' With a busy fixture list ahead, Hill believes consistency will be key to avoiding relegation. The match against Caernarfon represents a crucial opportunity to turn their fortunes around.
