Bala Town prepare for a key FAW Championship North away trip to Llanuwchllyn this Saturday as they aim to halt a slide in form.
Their recent results have been concerning for supporters at Maes Tegid. They suffered a 3-4 home defeat to Holyhead Hotspur in the Welsh Cup last weekend, following a 2-3 league loss to Buckley Town at home on 9 October, a game in which R. White and O. Simmonds scored for Bala. Before that, they drew 3-3 at Caersws and lost 2-4 at home to Mold Alexandra. Their last victory was a 1-0 win at Penrhyncoch on 15 September, which is part of a recent form over the last five matches of one win, one draw and three defeats.
Recent form and opposition
Bala Town's form over the last five matches reads one win, one draw and three defeats. This sequence, which includes losses in their last two games, has seen them fall eight points behind league leaders Brickfield Rangers in the standings. Their overall goal difference stands at plus two, having scored 22 goals this season but conceded 20. Saturday's hosts, Llanuwchllyn, are positioned tenth in the division, offering Bala a chance to get back on track.
Match details
The fixture is scheduled for Saturday, 24 October, with a 14:30 kick-off at Llanuwchllyn's ground. Bala Town have scored 22 goals this season but conceded 20. The team's next assignment after this trip is visible on the club's fixtures list.
Bala Town travel to Llanuwchllyn this weekend needing a result to stabilise their campaign and close the eight-point gap to the summit.
