Bala Town's survival hopes are alive after a 5-0 thrashing of Llanelli Town in the Cymru Premier. The Lakesiders dominated from the outset, taking full control of the match. Cameron Ferguson opened the scoring, continuing his strong form, before Ross White doubled the lead to give Bala a comfortable halftime advantage. After the break, Jacob Tarasenko made it 3-0, Sam Billington added a superb fourth with a volley, and Tarasenko completed his brace to seal a comprehensive victory. Bala's win has lifted the hopes of the Lakesiders to stay within the top flight, with Steve Fisher's side now just two points from safety. The momentum has firmly shifted, and belief has been restored at exactly the right time. In contrast, Flint's form has faltered at the worst possible moment, with a damaging 2-1 defeat to already relegated Llanelli proving especially costly. Even a draw in that match could have helped massively for their safety. Bala face play-off hopefuls Briton Ferry on the final day, while Flint travel to already safe Cardiff Met. These are the possible scenarios heading into the final day. Bala will be relegated if they fail to beat Briton Ferry, while Bala will stay up if they beat Briton Ferry and Flint lose or draw with Cardiff Met. What once looked like a foregone conclusion that Bala would go down has turned into one of the most compelling survival battles in the Cymru Premier this season. With just four games remaining, the Lakesiders appeared to be destined for relegation, sitting seven points behind Flint Town United ahead of a daunting clash with play-off chasing Haverfordwest County. Few would have predicted what followed. Three matches later, Bala have reignited their survival hopes, taking two wins from three, including crucial victories over Haverfordwest and Llanelli as they slash the gap to just two points.