Title contenders Cardiff and Wrexham earn wins

Sunday, 15 March

Swansea City 1-2 Cardiff City: Cardiff City came from behind to earn the south Wales derby bragging rights over Swansea City in Llandarcy. The Swans led at half-time thanks to Jess Williams' effort. But Mikayla Cook struck twice in the space of four second half minutes to ensure the Bluebirds - who saw Laura Curnock miss a penalty - remain at the top of the table. Swansea stay third but are now seven points behind Wrexham.

Wrexham 4-1 The New Saints: Wrexham kept their title hopes in their own hands with an impressive win over the Saints. Maria Francis-Jones notched the opener against her former club after just eight minutes, although Caitlin Chapman responded for the Saints before the half hour mark. Sarah Harvey restored Wrexham's lead, and Katie Barker netted a late brace for Jenny Sugarman's side who remain second, a point behind leaders Cardiff with a game in hand. TNS stay fourth and sit 10 points adrift of Swansea.

Sunday, 15 March

Aberystwyth Town 0-3 Briton Ferry Llansawel: Briton Ferry kept themselves at the top of the Plate Conference with victory over Aberystwyth at Park Avenue. Lucy Powell netted her fifth goal of the campaign to put the visitors in front from the penalty spot on 28 minutes. Megan Kearle made it 2-0 10 minutes from time with her 11th goal of the season across all competitions, and Jade Crofts added a third late on. Ferry sit three points clear of Barry. Aberystwyth stay third in the bottom section of the Adran Premier table on 16 points.

Pontypridd United 0-1 Barry Town United: Barry kept themselves in the hunt to finish at the top of the Plate Conference with a hard-fought win over bottom side Pontypridd. Beca Thomas notched the only goal of the contest at USW Sports Park to earn the visitors victory. Barry stay three points behind Briton Ferry. United remain rock bottom having lost all 17 league games so far this season.