CHAMPIONS!!!!!
Montgomery FC 3 – 0 Aber Uni
We defeat Aber Uni to complete a quite brilliant season for the lads and claim the Division 2 Title.The lads are a tight group of friends who leave everything out there week in week out.
🍾🍾#Monty #Champions #Promoted— Montgomery FC (@MontgomeryTown1) March 9, 2019
Montgomery Town have won the Mid Wales League Division Two title following their convincing victory over Aberystwyth University.
The Powys based side won 14 straight games to claim the title, leaving a 14 point gap over nearest placed Hay St Mary’s.
It is the second time they have won the Division after their success in 2010/2011, where they achieved 59 points from 24 games.
They lost just once that season, scoring over 100 goals. This season they’ve scored 67 goals and have lost one more game than that season.
It is a return to the Mid Wales League Division One, after their relegation in 2016/2017 after finishing bottom.
Luke Williams side can now prepare for life in the top flight of Mid Wales football early, following their triumpth.
Congratulations from Mid Wales League clubs poured in to Montgomery Town after their league title success.
CHAMPIONS!!!!!
Montgomery FC 3 – 0 Aber Uni
We defeat Aber Uni to complete a quite brilliant season for the lads and claim the Division 2 Title.The lads are a tight group of friends who leave everything out there week in week out.
🍾🍾#Monty #Champions #Promoted— Montgomery FC (@MontgomeryTown1) March 9, 2019
CHAMPIONS!!!!!
Montgomery FC 3 – 0 Aber Uni
We defeat Aber Uni to complete a quite brilliant season for the lads and claim the Division 2 Title.The lads are a tight group of friends who leave everything out there week in week out.
🍾🍾#Monty #Champions #Promoted— Montgomery FC (@MontgomeryTown1) March 9, 2019
Congrats lads!
— Borth United FC (@BorthUtd) March 9, 2019
Congratulations lads, amazing unbeaten run to clinch it.
— Hay St Mary’s FC 🏴 (@HayStMarysFC) March 9, 2019
Congratulations @MontgomeryTown1 well deserved after an impressive run of wins. Enjoy the celebrations
— Llanfair United FC (@LlanfairUtd) March 9, 2019
They are the second side to be promoted to the third tier of Welsh football after Plas Madoc won the Welsh National League Division One in February. Cardiff Metropolitan Women also claimed a league title this weekend.
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