Saturday's Principality Welsh Premier Preview...

Airbus UK Broughton v Aberystwyth Town (14:00)

Airbus have lost their only game atthe Airfield this season when Llanelli triumphed on the opening weekend, but they will be in confident mood after their 4-1 win at Carmarthen last weekend. Thier visitors Aberystwyth may still be reflecting on two points dropped last Friday when Newtown scored a late double to share spoils at Park Avenue.

Giovanni Feliciello is suspended and will miss the match, so Phil Clarke will occupy the left-back role in what is likely to be the only change in Craig Harrison's team. The Wingmakers won the encounter last season 2-0 with goals coming from Carl Owen and the now-departed Marc Lloyd Williams.

Bangor City v Llanelli AFC (14:00)

Bangor City will end the weekend top of the League if they can secure three points at Farrar Road against Llanelli. With two wins on the bounce Nev Powell's side are in good form and will be favourites on home soil against Andy Leg's side who are struggling with injuries.

Martyn Giles and Chris Holloway both sustained injuries last week so Ryan Batley and Jason Bowen are likely to start, whilst young midfielder Ross Jones is suspended. Ashley Morris is still injured so teenage 'keeper Craig Richards will continue in goal.

The hosts have a different selection headache as competition for places at Farrar Road has never been hotter. Jamie Reed, Les Davies and Eddie Jebb were all named on an attacking bench last Saturday in the win at Bala, but they may have to be content with the same again as Powell is likely to name an unchanged side.

Newtown AFC v Prestatyn Town (14:00)

John McKenna will make his Newtown debut following his loan switch from TNS yesterday. Newtown, under boss Andy Cale, have enjoyed a bright start to the campaign and are unbeaten. The Seasiders claimed their first points last weekend with a 1-0 win over Haverfordwest but their only road trip ended in a 5-2 defeat to TNS.

Ross Stephens will face his former side when he lines up for Prestatyn this afternoon. The match was won by Newtown last season when Town defender Dave Hayes scored the winner in his own net.