Haverfordwest County were beaten 3‑0 by newly‑promoted Cambrian United on Friday night at Dynamite Bridge Meadow. The defeat leaves the Bluebirds without a point or a goal after four league games. County had gone into the fixture hoping to get their season up and running following defeats against Airbus UK Broughton, The New Saints and Penybont, but Cambrian returned to the Rhondda with all three points.
Match Summary
Cambrian United, competing in the Cymru Premier for the first time after last season’s promotion, secured their first top‑flight victory with a 1‑0 win over Flint Town United earlier in the campaign. In the match against County, the visitors added two more goals to finish 3‑0. The result means Haverfordwest have now lost their opening four league fixtures and have conceded nine goals without scoring.
County’s opening matches were a 1‑0 home loss to newly‑promoted Airbus, a 2‑0 defeat to reigning champions The New Saints at Park Hall, a 3‑0 loss to Penybont at the Bridge Meadow, and the latest 3‑0 loss to Cambrian United. The Bluebirds will now look to next Friday’s trip to newly‑promoted Llandudno to end their early‑season run and secure their first points of the campaign.
Community Partnership
In other news, Haverfordwest County announced that Darth Marty Media will serve as its new Official Community Partner. The partnership, built on a long‑standing relationship with Pembrokeshire photographer Martin Jones, will see Jones capture first‑team fixtures, training sessions, community events and behind‑the‑scenes activity throughout the season.
Jones, founder of Darth Marty Media, said: “I’m absolutely delighted to become an Official Community Partner of Haverfordwest County. I’ve had a relationship with the club for a number of years and have seen first‑hand just how much it has developed, particularly in its work across our communities.”
Head of Community Harry Thomas added: “We’re delighted to welcome Darth Marty Media as an Official Community Partner. With our community programmes continuing to grow across Pembrokeshire, having someone who understands the club, our community and the importance of telling those stories makes this a really exciting partnership for us.”
The partnership will continue throughout the season, with Darth Marty Media documenting the personalities, achievements and community work that form part of the wider Bluebirds story. The collaboration reflects Jones’ principle: “Find the Real Moment. Do It Justice.”
The club’s next challenge is a trip to Llandudno on Friday, where County will aim to break their winless streak and claim their first league point of the 2026/27 campaign.
