The New Saints are hoping for a resolution after being told they had not equalled their own Guinness world record.
The Cymru Premier Division side believed they had matched their previous record for the most number of consecutive wins when they beat Newtown 3-0 on Tuesday.
Therefore, TNS's winning streak stands at 20 and they must win their next eight games to break the record they set in 2016. "As far as we are concerned a win is a win and so we have secured 27 wins back-to-back - a fabulous achievement by Craig and the team, and one deserving of recognition. The club had been gearing up for a shot at history, with manager Harrison carrying out interviews on Wednesday ahead of the possibly decisive game against Bala Town on Friday.
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