Haverfordwest County AFC suffered another disappointing result, losing 4-1 to Swansea City U21 in their latest Cymru Premier fixture. The defeat marks their second consecutive loss, following a 2-0 defeat to Penybont on May 2, 2026, and extends their poor recent form to just one win in their last five matches (1W-2D-2L).
What went wrong for Haverfordwest County AFC?
The team struggled defensively, conceding four goals against a young Swansea City side. Their recent form shows a worrying trend, with two losses and two draws in their last five games. The heavy defeat to Barry Town earlier in the season (0-2) also highlights their defensive vulnerabilities.
Why does this matter for the club?
With just one win in their last five matches, Haverfordwest County AFC are in danger of slipping further down the Cymru Premier table. The team needs to address their defensive issues quickly if they want to avoid a relegation battle. Manager Mark Jones will be looking for a quick turnaround in form.
What’s next for Haverfordwest County AFC?
The team will be hoping to bounce back in their next fixture. With key players like Ramon Rees Siso and Shaun Pearson in the squad, there is still potential for improvement. However, they will need to tighten up at the back and find more consistency in their performances.
Haverfordwest County AFC’s recent form (last 5): 1W-2D-2L (LLDDW, most recent first).
