Wrexham to face Cardiff in Adran Trophy final

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Faye Hillier-Knox scored twice in the first half and added her third after the break as Wrexham hammered Briton Ferry

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Wrexham and Cardiff City will meet in this year's Adran Trophy final after defeating Briton Ferry and The New Saints respectively in the semi-finals.

The Bluebirds - who won the competition in 2024 - won 3-0 at champions TNS to progress into the final and Wrexham eased to a 6-0 triumph over Briton Ferry.

Madison Lloyd bundled the ball into the net from a corner after just 14 minutes at Park Hall - her 12th goal of the campaign.

Mackenzie Olden rounded off a slick passing move to double the Bluebirds' lead just before the half hour mark and Lloyd added her second to seal the win.

Wrexham - who are yet to lose at home this season - emerged victorious in the other semi-final as they thumped Briton Ferry.

Faye Hillier-Knox notched her seventh goal of the season across all competitions from a free-kick to put Wrexham ahead midway through the first half at The Rock.

Hillier-Knox netted her second of the afternoon shortly after half time, with captain Jodie Bartle making it 3-0 just two minutes later.

Hillier-Knox completed her hat-trick after break with Rosie Hughes adding a brace before being sent off in the 90th minute.

The final will take place on Sunday, 22 February.