With the title tantalisingly in their sight, The New Saints will be banking on their impregnable home form taking them a step closer to their goal in tomorrow’s clash with Haverfordwest at Park Hall.

Having suffered only their second loss of the season, The New Saints will be out to prove their durability in tomorrow’s big home showdown with Bangor City.

Shifnal Town produced an improved Midland Alliance performance but paid for defensive errors as they lost 3-1 at home to Westfields.

A debut hat-trick for Cammell Laird striker Dean Forshaw sent Market Drayton Town crashing to a UniBond League Division One South defeat.

The New Saints’ assistant manager Mike Davies has jetted-off to Juventus in Turin as part of a special coaching scheme.

Simon Line today confirmed his return to manage Market Drayton Town, insisting: “I’m as ambitious as ever.”

The New Saints, chasing a treble this season, face a tricky home tie with old adversaries Port Talbot in the quarter-finals of the Welsh Cup.

The Shropshire Challenge Cup controversy involving Wem and Market Drayton Town looks set to rumble on.

Market Drayton Town will get a bye to the semi-finals of the Shropshire Challenge Cup – after Wem Town refused to play tomorrow evening’s last eight tie.

Winger Stuart Ellis has become the third former player to return to Market Drayton Town after quitting Hednesford.

Boss Rick Doody hailed his young guns as Bridgnorth Town Reserves beat the big freeze to get 2010 off to an entertaining start.

Mike Harris, managing director of The New Saints, has resigned as the Welsh Premier League representative on the FAW Council.