As you were at the top after stalemate for TNS and Connah's Quay Nomads

The New Saints remain six points clear at the top of the Cymru Premier after their long run of consecutive wins came to an end with a 0-0 draw against Connah's Quay Nomads.

Saints had won 14 matches in a row - 13 of them in the league - before having to settle for a point from Saturday evening's top-of-the-table clash at Park Hall.

TNS, who are still unbeaten in the Cymru Premier this season with 13 wins and two draws from 15 games, are next in action at Llandudno on Friday night.

"I thought it was a good game," said TNS head coach Craig Harrison. "I thought two teams going at it, probably cancelled each other out a little bit.

"Connah's Quay are well organised. They defended really well and really looked a threat on the counter-attack.

"I think we lacked a little bit of right decision making in the final third. I think we've had the best chance of the game with Brad Young's opportunity. He just didn't quite get his feet sorted out. It's a great ball by Rhys (Hughes) and he's got an open goal to tap it in and it's past the keeper.

"It's disappointing because we want to win every game. The positive is we've kept a clean sheet again, another clean sheet. I think we've only conceded one at home all season, so it's really good from a defensive point of view.

"Obviously we want to win every game, but I'm not too sure anything else would have been a fair result than possibly a draw."

Danny Redmond's shot from the edge of the penalty save was saved by visiting goalkeeper in the first half.

An inviting low cross from the left from Hughes created a good chance for Young early in the second half, with the TNS striker's close-range shot just off target.

Substitute Ben Clark also came close to a late breakthrough for the leaders when his deflected effort was turned over the crossbar by Renshaw as the points were shared between the division's top two sides.