Welsh Premier League Principality (2009-2010)

CARMARTHEN Town midfielder Darren Griffiths is the latest Welsh Premier player to ply his trade in Australia, after leaving Richmond Park to join Moreland City in the Victoria Premier League.
The brother of Old Gold defender and captain Dale Griffiths, Darren was added to Llanelli's squad for the InterToto Cup ties with Vetra in 2007 having previously played with Welsh League outfits Pontardawe Town and West End.
He joined Carmarthen from Goytre United last August and has made 12 full and seven substitute appearances in the domestic league this season, scoring in the 4-2 away win at Airbus UK Broughton and a 3-1 home defeat at the hands of Port Talbot.

WELSH Premier duo Neath and Newtown were both dumped out of the Welsh Cup's third round by lower league opposition.

WELSH Alliance Holyhead Hotspur came close to a major Welsh Cup upset before a 3-2 extra-time defeat at Haverfordwest County's New Bridge Meadow Stadium.

MATTY Williams sparked a Bonfire Night 3-2 away win at Airbus UK as The New Saints became the first club into the Welsh Cup's last 16.

JOURNEYMAN midfielder Ricky Evans has made Newtown his tenth Welsh Premier club after leaving Bala Town.

BOHEMIAN boss Pat Fenlon has no fears of playing on The New Saints' artificial pitch in the forthcoming Champions League tie.

CARMARTHEN Town manager Tomi Morgan has added Llanelli's Stephen Evans and Port Talbot's Gary Bansor to his squad for next season.

FOR the second year running, Bangor City have been drawn to play Honka Espoo of Finland in the Europa League second qualifying round.

PORT Talbot have been drawn against Finnish outfit TPS while Llanelli will face Tauras of Lithuania in the Europa League first qualifying round.

THE New Saints got the luck of the Irish for the third time in recent years as they were paired with Bohemian in the Champions League draw.

THE New Saints got the tie they wanted in the Champions League when they were drawn to face Irish champions Bohemian in the second qualifying round.

THE New Saints' possible Champions League opponents have been narrowed down to six ahead of today's second qualifying round draw in Nyon.

RELEGATED Rhyl say they are determined to become a people’s club and never to be a one-man show again.

FIRST-time European contenders Port Talbot and more experienced campaigners Llanelli are both in the draw for the first qualifying round of the Europa League on Monday.

WELSH Premier champions The New Saints will discover their Champions League opponents when the draw takes place in Switzerland on Monday.