Three. That's how many clean sheets GAP Connah S Quay FC has registered in the last twelve outings , and the data says it isn't an accident. The tactical shift initiated by manager Craig Harrison has yielded impressive results, particularly against their derby rivals, The New Saints, in a recent showdown.

On a crisp evening at Y Fflint, the Nomads deployed an unexpected 4-3-3 formation. This move allowed for greater control in midfield, with J. Cook acting as the fulcrum of creativity. His ability to dictate the tempo and create pivotal chances marked a turning point in the match.

Defensively, D. Cowan and D. Liepa formed a formidable partnership, stifling TNS's forwards. This combative pair effectively shut down potential goal-scoring opportunities, which frustrated the opposition throughout the match. Berry, in goal, was a security blanket behind them, ensuring that the Nomads maintained their dominant stance.

The match concluded with a hard-fought 2-1 victory for GAP Connah S Quay FC, a testament to their evolving tactical approach. Players like C. Bratley made significant runs down the flanks, stretching the TNS defense and creating space for attackers like H. Franklin to exploit. As the league heats up, this tactical evolution could prove crucial for the remainder of the season.