Kington’s Rachel Smith earns her place after being named player of the match in the South Wales Women’s Premier Division, while Gwernyfed Ladies’ Sarah Rees combined a goal with an opposition player-of-the-match award.

Presteigne’s Bella Jones and Brecon’s Sally Rees were both recognised for their displays at Penlan, while Lowri Davies completes the five after scoring Radnor’s goal in their hard-earned 1-1 draw at Cardiff University 4s.

Rachel Smith - Kington

Rachel Smith was named Kington’s player of the match following their narrow 1-0 defeat away to Gowerton in the South Wales Women’s Premier Division.

Kington remained level at 0-0 until Gowerton broke the deadlock from a short corner in the second half.

The supplied report does not give specific details of Smith’s individual contribution beyond the player-of-the-match award, so no further claims can be made about her performance.

Sarah Rees - Gwernyfed Ladies

Sarah Rees played a decisive part as Gwernyfed Ladies battled to a 3-2 victory over Cwmtawe in South Women’s Division Four.

With Amy Cann and Angela Travis also on target, Rees scored Gwernyfed’s third when she reacted to a goalkeeper’s deflection and flicked the ball home.

Her contribution was also recognised by Cwmtawe, who selected Rees as the opposition’s player of the match.

Bella Jones - Presteigne

Bella Jones earns her place following Presteigne’s 2-0 South Women’s Division One victory over Brecon at Penlan.

Presteigne described Jones as remaining calm under intense pressure from Brecon, making use of the space available to her and battling for every ball.

Her performance was recognised by the opposition, with Brecon selecting Jones as their player of the match.

Sally Rees - Brecon

Sally Rees stood out for Brecon despite their 2-0 South Women’s Division One defeat against Presteigne.

Brecon threatened in open play and made repeated attempts to get back into the contest, including a series of short corners during the second half.

Rees was named Brecon’s player of the match.

The supplied Brecon report does not give further specific details of her individual performance.

Lowri Davies - Radnor

Lowri Davies completes the Fantastic Five after finding the net in Radnor’s 1-1 South Women’s Division One draw away to Cardiff University 4s.

Davies struck midway through the first half, giving Radnor the lead during what the club described as a much-improved performance.

Radnor then faced a challenging second half, including two penalty flicks against them, but battled through to the final whistle to claim a point.