Flint Town United is set to face Haverfordwest County AFC in the JD Cymru Premier MD11 encounter at the Ogi Bridge Meadow. Founded in 1886 as Flint FC, the club has a rich history in Welsh football. Formerly known as the Silkmen, Flint Town United has undergone several transformations, including amalgamations with Flint Athletic and Flint UAC. The club enjoyed a successful period in the 1950s, winning the Welsh Senior Cup and three consecutive league titles. Under the management of Lee Fowler, a former Wales under-21 midfielder, Flint Town United is looking to improve their form after a mixed start to the season. The team has recorded convincing wins, including a 4-2 victory over Cardiff Metropolitan and a 5-0 triumph against Llanelli. However, they have also struggled defensively, suffering a 5-0 defeat to Penybont and a 4-2 loss to The New Saints. Captain Harry Owen has been in fine form, netting both goals in the 2-1 win over Briton Ferry Llansawel. The team is currently in eighth place on 11 points, level with Colwyn Bay. Flint Town United's recent performance has been a mix of highs and lows, but they are looking to build on their recent win and secure three points against Haverfordwest County AFC. The match is expected to be a closely contested encounter, with both teams seeking to improve their position in the league. Flint Town United's fans will be hoping for a strong performance from their team, particularly from captain Harry Owen, who has been instrumental in their recent successes. The team's ability to bounce back from defeats and secure wins will be crucial in determining their position in the league. With the JD Cymru Premier being a highly competitive league, Flint Town United will need to be at their best to secure a win against Haverfordwest County AFC.