Flint Town United delivered a statement performance with a 5-0 demolition of Holywell on Friday night. The comprehensive victory at Cae-y-Castell saw the Silkmen score at regular intervals to secure a second consecutive win, following a 2-0 win at Trefelin on Friday 23 October.
Hughes opened the scoring after just five minutes, setting the tone for a dominant evening. Modi doubled the lead before half-time, netting his first of the night in the 44th minute. Owolabi added a third shortly after the restart, with Modi completing his brace ten minutes from time. Mendes rounded off the scoring in the 86th minute to seal the emphatic result. This result, a 5-0 win on Friday 30 October, means the team has now scored 14 goals this season, though they have conceded 25 for a goal difference of negative 11.
Key contributors and substitutions
Owolabi, who was shown a yellow card early on, was instrumental before being replaced by Hayder in the 66th minute. The match saw several cautions, with Holywell's Dean and Flint's Murtas also booked.
League context and form
The three points lift Flint Town United to 11 points from 14 games, consolidating their 13th-place position in the Premier League. Their record stands at three wins, two draws and nine losses. Their recent form shows three wins from their last five outings, a sequence that includes victories over Trefelin and Haverfordwest County but also defeats to Caernarfon Town and Colwyn Bay, making their recent form three wins and two losses. They now sit 29 points behind the league leaders, The New Saints.
The Nomads won the reverse fixture 2-1 at the Essity Stadium back in August. Flint will travel with momentum, aiming to build on this convincing display.
