Flint Town United vs Holywell Prediction

Recent form for both sides

Looking back over each side's last twenty matches, spanning league games, cup ties and a few friendlies, neither side has had much to shout about. Flint have won four of those twenty, drawn five and lost eleven, scoring 26 and conceding 37 along the way.

Flint Town United: 20 completed matches; Holywell: 20 completed matches.

Flint Town United

20 matches

Win

20% 4 / 20

Draw

25% 5 / 20

Loss

55% 11 / 20

Scored

26

Conceded

37

Difference

-11

Holywell

20 matches

Win

15% 3 / 20

Draw

25% 5 / 20

Loss

60% 12 / 20

Scored

30

Conceded

51

Difference

-21

Holywell's numbers are rougher still. Three wins from twenty, with 30 scored but 51 conceded, tells you defending has been a real problem. It's worth remembering this sample mixes competitions and even a couple of seasons, so it's a guide to general shape rather than a season record.

Both sides have leaked goals regularly, but Holywell's defensive numbers stand out as the weaker of the two.

Comparative Team Statistics: Flint Town United vs Holywell

A thin head-to-head history

These two have met three times across the data available, stretching back to 2023. Holywell won the most recent meeting, a League Cup tie in August 2025, while the two FAW Championship games before that were shared roughly evenly.

With different competitions involved and over a year since the last meeting, this history doesn't tell us much about how either side is playing now.

Where they stand this season

In the current Wales Premier League season, Flint have picked up 5 points from 11 games, sitting in 13th with one win, two draws and eight defeats. Holywell are just below them in 16th, with 2 points from the same number of games and no wins at all.

Neither club has had a strong campaign, but Flint's extra win and considerably better goal difference give them a small edge on paper.

Flint's points tally is modest, but it's still a clear step above Holywell's.

How this one might play out

Both teams have shown they can concede freely, and Holywell in particular have shipped goals at a heavy rate in their broader recent sample. That suggests chances at both ends are plausible rather than a tight, low-scoring affair.

Flint's slightly better home form and league position give them a reasonable platform, but their own defensive record this season is nothing to rely on either. This has the look of a match where either side could nick something, especially if Holywell's away struggles continue.