This Saturday (April 18th), The New Saints travel to Barry Town United in their final game of the 2025/26 JD Cymru Premier season.

With the title already secured, there’s little riding on the game from a TNS perspective in terms of silverware, but head coach Craig Harrison will still want to see his side end the campaign on a high.

For Barry, however, Andy Legg's side still need a result to guarantee a third-place finish, which would see them secure home advantage for a potential European play-off final.

In their three previous league meetings this season, TNS have won both home fixtures at Park Hall (4-0 on October 4th and 1-0 on January 24th), while the game at Jenner Park ended goalless back in August.

Since then, the two sides met in the final of the Nathaniel MG Cup, with the Linnets claiming both the bragging rights and the trophy following a 2-0 victory at the DragonBet Stadium.

In the weeks since, however, Harrison's side have won all but one of their five remaining JD Cymru Premier fixtures and head into this weekend’s encounter in fine form. Legg's men have also put together some impressive league results of their own, recording three wins and a draw alongside a 3-1 defeat away at fourth-placed Colwyn Bay.

Ryan Kenny will referee, assisted by Ashley Davis and James Young, with Alex McInch as fourth official and Craig Greenstock as referee observer.

Tickets are available HERE, priced at £8.40 for adults and £5.25 for concessions. Kick-off is at 5:15pm.

Barry Town United will wear their traditional home kit of yellow shirts, blue shorts and blue socks, while the Saints will be in their all-black third strip. The Barry goalkeeper will be in all-purple, with the TNS goalkeeper in all-orange.

If you can't be there in person, the match can be streamed live via TNS TV (outside the UK and Ireland only) at 247.tv/live/football, or you can follow radio coverage on the club's YouTube channel.