This coming Saturday (March 13), we travel across country to Pembrokeshire, as we take on Haverfordwest County at the Bridge Meadow Stadium.

The last encounter between the sides was in October of last year when, in the reverse fixture, TNS left it very late, as Blaine Hudson grabbed a winner in added time. That’s the lead image, by the way, courtesy of Brian Jones.

The 3-2 victory saw Ben Clark on the scoresheet, as well as a Sean Pemberton own goal.

For our previous visit to west Wales, we have to go back to August 22, 2015, when The Bluebirds’ stay in the top flight was a one-season affair.

The 4-0 win – with two goals in each half – ended with Alex Darlington scoring a brace and Chris Seargeant and Greg Draper also finding the net.

The fixture has been kind to The New Saints, with four wins and two draws from the last half a dozen visits, which extend back to April, 2007.

As well as Darlington, Matty Williams has scored twice during that period, and like his team-mate, his goals both came in the same game. On that occasion it was a 4-1 victory in January, 2011.

Carl Lamb found the net twice in November, 2007, when his first-half goals helped the visitors to a 4-0 victory.

The ultimate honours though go to John Toner, who has scored three times since 2007. He added an 89th minute goal in the 4-0 result in November, 2007 and nine months later, another late one, as his effort in the dying seconds of normal time rescued a point in a 2-2 draw, as well as the opener with seventeen on the clock.