FAW Women’s Cup: Draws for Qualifying and First Round take place

Cardiff Met Women celebrate winning the 2018/19 FAW Women’s Cup. (Tom Pritchard)

The ties for the qualifying and first round of the FAW Women’s Cup were confirmed today.

This season will see 36 clubs compete in the competition, which is the highest number of entries that the tournament has ever had. 

Consequently, this means eight sides will have to play out a qualifying fixture which will take place on September 15, 2019. 

In the northern section of the qualifying round, Division 2 side Corwen will host Prestatyn Town, who play in Division 1 of the North Wales Football League, meanwhile Connah’s Quay Nomads will travel to Llanberis. 

In the southern qualifiers, newly-formed Newport City will face Swansea University and Cardiff Bluebirds welcome Baglan BGC.

The first round ties are scheduled to be played on October 20, with the two stand-out matches being Briton Ferry Llansawel welcoming fellow WPWL side Cardiff City, and the local derby between Cyncoed and reigning champions Cardiff Metropolitan. 

Qualifying Round (Sunday September 15)

North

Corwen v Prestatyn Town

Llanberis v Connah’s Quay Nomads

South

Cardiff Bluebirds v Baglan BGC

Newport City v Swansea University

Round 1 (Sunday October 20)

North

Bethel v Airbus UK Broughton

Corwen / Prestatyn Town v Llandudno

Denbigh Town v Northop Hall Girls

Llanberis / Connah’s Quay Nomads v Pwllheli

Llanfair United v Amlwch Town

Rhyl v Wrexham

South

Aberystwyth Town v Cascade

Barry Town United v Cardiff Bluebirds / Baglan BGC

Briton Ferry Llansawel v Cardiff City

Cyncoed v Cardiff Metropolitan

Coed Duon Dragons v Cardiff Bluebelles

Newport City / Swansea University v Port Talbot Town 

Penybont v Caldicot Town

Merthyr Town v Abergavenny Town

Swansea City v Dafen

Tredegar Town v Aberdare Town

 

(Featured image: Tom Pritchard)

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