Haverfordwest County AFC's search for points was frustrated by a 1-0 defeat away to Cardiff Met on Tuesday. The only goal of the game came from Sam Snaith early in the second half, handing the Bluebirds their second consecutive league loss.
Sam Snaith said his "goal early in the second half gave Cardiff Met a 1-0 victory over Haverfordwest County". The decisive moment arrived in the 56th minute when Snaith followed up his own parried header to score from close range.
Haverfordwest County had a first-half penalty award overturned following a VAR review. Ryan Watts was shown a yellow card in the 26th minute. Manager Tony Pennock made two second-half changes, introducing Jack Owen and Luke Rees, but his side could not find an equaliser.
The defeat leaves Haverfordwest County 11th in the Cymru Premier, with 10 points from their opening 11 matches. Their recent form shows two wins, a draw, and two losses from the last five outings.
Next up is a trip to face 15th-placed Ammanford AFC on 30 October, as the Bluebirds look to halt this losing run and climb the table.
