TNS coach Craig Harrison will look to utilise the majority of his squad during a frantic fortnight.

The JD Cymru Premier champions have four games in two weeks to end the first phase of the season.

The Saints beat Caernarfon Town 1-0 on Tuesday night with Declan McManus scoring the only goal after Ryan Brobbel was denied from the penalty spot.

Speaking before the game Harrison said: "We have four games in two weeks and it is important we manage all the player's during this time.

"Every member of the squad will be needed over the next four games and we are pleased to have all but two players back to fitness."

Midfielder Jordan Williams and defender Josh Pesk will each miss the end of the first phase with ongoing injuries but the Saints will welcome Chris Marriott, Keston Davies and top scorer Declan McManus back into contention.

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Harrison also praised the Football Association of Wales (FAW) after rescinding a red card issued to Danny Redmond at Connah's Quay Nomads last month.

Ironically the Deeside College ground has been the scene of several high profile refereeing blunders this season - most infamously when Nomads were given a penalty by referee Andy McInch after two of their own players collided in the Newtown area.

However Harrison insisted he was happy to see the FAW overturn Redmond's red card.

"Justice has been done and the red card was rescinded," said Harrison. "It was never a red card but everyone makes mistakes and we are happy the suspension was lifted and the referee accepted his error.

"Danny is a senior player and been in great form for us this season so it was pleasing to see him able to continue that over Christmas and New Year."

Harrison accepted tougher assignments were on the horizon for his squad after netting 15 goals in two games against a hapless Airbus UK Broughton.

"We were sloppy in the first game but we made the right decisions and retained possession better in the second match and of course we also kept a clean sheet in both games which was very pleasing, " said Harrison.

"Ideally we'd have more time between games to train but the players are happiest when they play and we have a good competitiveness in the squad."