Connah's Quay Nomads FC, currently second in the league standings, boasts the Cymru Premier's most potent attack, averaging 2.89 goals per match. Their recent form is impressive, with a record of five wins and one loss in their last six games. The team's tactical approach centres on high-pressure pressing combined with possession-based dominance. They control the tempo through quick passing in midfield, with the defensive midfielder protecting the back line. Two attacking midfielders push forward to participate in the attack, creating a closed loop of offence and defence. Their primary avenue of attack is down the flanks, with wingers and full-backs combining to stretch the play. This creates opportunities for crosses into the box, providing chances for the forwards, as well as the ability to cut inside and penetrate through the middle. However, the team has a notable weakness in aerial defence, and their attacking efficiency can decline when facing a packed defence, which presents an exploitable opportunity for The New Saints. The New Saints prioritises a solid defence, as demonstrated by their defensive resilience, with few goals conceded per game this season. Their tactics emphasise midfield interceptions and swift transitions. They use their wingers to wear down opponents. Their attack relies on two main strategies: exploiting their forwards' speed to launch lightning counter-attacks, capitalizing on spaces left open by the opposition's advanced defensive line; and employing meticulously designed set-piece tactics to create threats through second-ball opportunities. However, the team's defence is prone to disarray under high pressure, and they have a high rate of passing errors, making it difficult to sustain continuous attacking pressure. Their attacking efficiency, with an average of 1.63 goals per match, is notably lower than that of Connah's Quay Nomads FC.