Fresh off a 9-0 win over Cambrian United, The New Saints travel to another of the league's newly promoted sides on Friday, Holywell Town.

While Craig Harrison's side have been enjoying a superb run of form, it's been a tough return to the top flight for the team from Flintshire.

With 12 matches played, Holywell remain one of just two sides yet to win a game, a winless run that leaves them rooted to the bottom of the Noivra Cymru Premier table.

Despite the results going against them, Johnny Haseldin's side are just four points from the relegation playoff spot and have suffered a number of narrow defeats.

That was the case again last weekend, when, despite taking an early lead against Ammanford, they went down 2-1.

Holywell's goal difference of -25 stands in sharp contrast to the Saints' +33, and the free-scoring leaders will be hoping to extend their winning run to 12 games at the Barton's North Wales Stadium.

After an extended spell outside the top flight, Friday's hosts will face the Saints for the first time since September 2015, when the Saints won 7-1 in what was then known as theWord Cup.

Club legend and current U19s manager Greg Draper scored five of the seven goals that night, with Alex Darlington and Scott Quigley completing the scoring.

On Friday, Holywell will be in red and white striped shirts, red shorts and red socks, while the visitors will be in all-blue. The respective goalkeepers will be wearing all-yellow and all-orange.

Tom Owen is the referee, assisted by Jake Smith and Harvey Williams. Alex Livesey is the fourth official, while Iwan Griffith and Mark James are the video assistant referee and assistant video assistant referee respectively.

Tickets for the match can be purchased HERE. Kick-off is scheduled for 7:45pm.

If you can't make it to the Barton's North Wales Stadium, you won't have to miss any of the action, as the match will be streamed live on Cymru Football TV at https://www.cymrufootball.tv/en/.