South Wales Alliance League confirm league lists as League runs with forty-six
The South Wales Alliance League will run with forty-six teams this season.
The Premier Division and Division One will continue to run with 16 teams in each division, however, Division Two will run with two less, with only 14 teams competing in the Division this season.
Both Caerau and Ely Rangers were relegated from the Welsh Football League last season. Ynyshir Albions went up as Premier Division champions.
Cwm Welfare and Ton & Gelli’s relegation to Division One has been confirmed. They were to be joined by Pontlottyn, although they have now folded.
Brecon Corries left the Premier Division as they rejoined the Mid Wales South League, following than half a century of exile.
Blaenrhondda’s fourth promotion in as many years was confirmed, alongside title winners Porthcawl Town Athletic and FC Cwmaman.
Joining Cwm Welfare and Ton Gelli in Division One are promoted trio Aberfan Social, Cogan Coronation and Llanrumney United.
Only Llangynwyd Rangers were relegated from Division One, their second consecutive relegation.
AFC Bargoed and Carnetown have been relegated from the South Wales Alliance League, whilst AFC Wattstown have been given a reprieve. Tynte Rovers, despite finishing 12th in Division Two and a point off safety, folded as a club.
Canton Rangers, Maesteg Park and Tata Steel United’s promotion have been confirmed, following their playoff victories.
Premier Division:
Baglan Dragons
Blaenrhondda
Caerau
Caerphilly Athletic
Canton Liberal
Cardiff Draconians
Cefn Cribwr
Ely Rangers
FC Cwmaman
Grange Albion
Garw SBGC
Merthyr Saints
Pencoed Athletic
Porthcawl Town Athletic
Sully Sports
Trebanog
Division One:
Aberfan Social
Aber Valley
AFC Butetown
AFC Penrhiwceiber
AFC Whitchurch
Cardiff Airport
Cardiff Corinthians
Clwb Cymric
Cogan Coronation
Cornelly United
Cwm Welfare
Llanrumney United
Penrhiwfer
Ton & Gelli BC
Tonyrefail BGC
Treforest
Division Two:
AFC Wattstown
Canton Rangers
Cardiff Cosmopolitan
Cwmbach Royal Stars
Graig
Llangeinor
Llangynwyd Rangers
Llantwit Fardre
Maesteg Park
St Albans
St Josephs
STM Sports OB
Tata Steel United
Vale United
(Featured Image: Ethan Harris)
