Trefelin BGC secured their first Cymru Premier victory on Friday, October 9, beating Cardiff Met 3-1 away at Cyncoed Stadium. The result delivered the promoted South Wales club’s first win at the top level of Welsh football.

The Football Association of Wales described the away performance as impressive. For Trefelin’s supporters, the scoreline turned a difficult start to the campaign into a landmark moment.

Trefelin’s three goals produced the club’s first-ever Cymru Premier win.

Three goals settle the contest

Tyler Brock opened the scoring from the penalty spot in the eighth minute. Jasper Jones doubled Trefelin’s advantage in the 31st minute.

  • Tyler Brock, eighth minute
  • Jasper Jones, 31st minute
  • Roan Piper, 79th minute

Cardiff Met defender Jack Hooper pulled a goal back in the 62nd minute. Trefelin held firm before Roan Piper restored the two-goal lead with 11 minutes remaining.

Why the result matters

The victory was Trefelin’s first success in Welsh football’s top division. It also ended the club’s wait for a league win in its debut Cymru Premier campaign.

The three points carry a wider meaning for a club that has stepped up from the lower tiers of the Welsh game. Trefelin now have a top-flight result to match their promotion, rather than only the challenge of adapting to a higher level.

Cardiff Met must regroup

Cardiff Met’s official results record confirms the 3-1 home defeat at Cyncoed Campus Stadium on October 9. The result left Trefelin celebrating their first league victory after beginning the season without a win.

The final score was Cardiff Met 1, Trefelin 3. The result gives Trefelin a historic first chapter in the Cymru Premier and a clear reference point for the rest of their campaign.