Penybont clinched a 2‑0 victory over Haverfordwest County to seal the Cymru Premier play‑off final and a spot in the Uefa Conference League. Early pressure from Haverfordwest saw Greg Walters’ header glance off keeper Luke Armstrong, but Chris Venables opened the scoring after ten minutes when Mael Davies redirected Nathan Wood’s cross. The win puts Penybont into European competition, significantly.

Manager Rhys Griffiths warned it was an ‘all‑or‑nothing’ night with a six‑figure sum on the line. Haverfordwest flirted with a goal when Dan Hawkins struck the post before his free‑kick rebounded off defender Ash Baker. In the second half, rain slickened the pitch but captain Mael Davies curled a third‑time effort into the top corner to double the lead.

The victory delivers Penybont their first foray into European football, rewarding a season that saw them finish third in the league. Haverfordwest’s runner‑up finish leaves them just short of continental action despite a resilient display. Penybont now prepares for the first qualifying round, where the financial windfall and exposure could reshape the club’s ambitions and a boost to their recruitment profile.