Welsh Premier League 2nd Feb

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Odds for Friday evening game from bet365
02 Feb 19:30 Airbus v Caernarfon 1.90 3.25 3.40

the bottom of table clash between 16th placed Airbus , who I regard as the worse team in the league against 17th botom placed Caernarfon , a team I have a soft spot for as they are nearest side in distance to my club Porthmadog and we both have a mutual dislike of Bangor.
As you may be able to ascertain my views on this match will be biased.

There are no other league fixtures this weekend as its Welsh Cup week.This comp is rarely covered by British bookies , so I will not cover the matches unless they pop up on the coupon.

These are the fixtures with the WPL teams enboldened [is that a word?]

My team Port has the most difficult fixture at home TNS , looking forward to going to watch this one.

Sat 3 Feb 2007 Carmarthen Town v Caersws FC 14:30
Sat 3 Feb 2007 Connah's Quay Nomads v Llandudno 14:30
Sat 3 Feb 2007 Ely Rangers v Afan Lido 14:00
Sat 3 Feb 2007 Llanelli AFC v Newtown AFC 14:30
Sat 3 Feb 2007 Holyhead Hotspur v Bridgend Town 14:00
Sat 3 Feb 2007 Porthmadog FC v The New Saints 14:30
Sat 3 Feb 2007 Port Talbot Town v Ton Pentre 14:30
Sat 3 Feb 2007 Welshpool Town v Neath Athletic 14:30

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Airbus v Caernarfon

not having a bet on this but I can't beat this preview

Match preview Feb 2 2007 from today's Daily Post

TWO new signings, one from a Conference background and the other currently at a Welsh Premier club, may join Caernarfon Town’s relegation battle tonight at Airbus UK.
Canaries’ manager Steve O’Shaughnessy said: “It’s touch and go whether we can complete everything in time.”
Town could do with the extra resources for the rearranged bottom two clash.
Caernarfon are adrift at the foot of the table, with just seven points from 18 games, whereas Airbus have 11 from 21.
O’Shaughnessy said: “This is a big occasion for both clubs, for obvious reasons, and the two of us are desperate for the points.
“It is a great chance for us, because if we win we would close up to within one point of Airbus and still have three games in hand.
“Any other result would be a set-back, but there are still lots more points to compete for in the remainder of the season.”
Striker Chris Jones, who has had a health problem, has been told by a specialist he can resume, but full-back Ian Owen, who is also ill, may not make it.
Airbus know there can be no half-measures tonight, writes John Bridgwater.
The Wingmakers’ 3-0 reverse at home to Caersws last weekend left them four points above the Cofis. Player-boss Gareth Owen has issued a warning to his side as they approach one of their biggest games of their season.
“We’re in a relegation scrap and I need scrappers,” he said. “I can accept that we’re going to be a bit inconsistent, but what I can’t accept is lads who don’t give me 100 per cent.
“They need to give everything they’ve got for the club.”
Forward James Hussaney and defender Paul Connolly are likely to be added to the squad, while Steve Gunby is fit again and Tommy Leonard could sign second forms from Denbigh.