Flint Town United faced a thrilling battle to preserve their Cymru Premier status in a dramatic finale against Cardiff Met. The Silkmen managed to secure a crucial 2-2 draw away from home, which was enough to avoid relegation. With two players sent off in the second half, Flint appeared to be on the brink of dropping to the lower division, especially as Bala Town was leading their match against Briton Ferry Llansawel. However, a late turnaround in the Bala game sealed their fate, confirming Flint's survival in the league. Lee Fowler, Flint's head of football, expressed relief, stating, "We found a way... I’ll take whatever it is to keep Flint in the Welsh Prem. It’s been hard work."

The match started positively for Flint Town United, who took the lead in the 10th minute when Jake Canavan scored from a free kick after a back-pass infraction by Cardiff Met's goalkeeper Ewan Griffiths. However, the game turned in the second half as Cardiff Met equalized in the 70th minute through Jake Morris. As the tension mounted, Bala Town took the lead in their match, putting Flint's survival in jeopardy. Flint regained the lead with Ban Hughes' goal in the 77th minute, but the situation worsened when captain Harry Owen was sent off, allowing Cardiff Met to equalize again.

In a nail-biting finish, Flint had another player, Hughes, sent off with just three minutes remaining. Despite the odds, the news from the Bala match changed everything. Ricky-Lee Owen's late goal for Briton Ferry Llansawel meant Bala Town lost, sealing their relegation and ensuring Flint Town United's place in the Cymru Premier for another season. This dramatic conclusion showcased the resilience of Flint Town United and their determination to remain competitive in Welsh football.