How to watch Denbigh Town vs Trearddur Bay in the Welsh Cup

A general view of Central Park before the UEFA European Under-19 Championship Group A match between Denmark and Spain at Central Park on July 1st in Denbigh, Denbighshire

Denbigh Town hsoted UEFA U19 EURO football at Central Park this summer. (Pic by Sam Eaden/FAW)

Denbigh Town and Trearddur Bay meet in the Welsh Cup on Saturday evening, with supporters able to follow the action from home.

But how can you watch Denbigh Town vs Trearddur Bay, what time does the game kick off, and how much does it cost to watch?

Here is everything you need to know ahead of the first-round tie.

When is Denbigh Town vs Trearddur Bay?

The Denbigh Town vs Trearddur Bay Welsh Cup tie takes place on Saturday, September 19, 2026.

Kick-off is scheduled for 7.45 pm at Central Park.

How to watch Denbigh Town vs Trearddur Bay

The Denbigh Town vs Trearddur Bay live stream will be available on Cymru Football TV.

The match is being shown free of charge, although supporters will need to sign up for a free Cymru Football TV account to access the coverage. Sign up for a free Cymru Football TV account

The direct link to the Denbigh Town vs Trearddur Bay live stream is also available here: Watch Denbigh Town vs Trearddur Bay on Cymru Football TV

Coverage will begin five minutes before kick-off, at approximately 7.40 pm.

Is the Denbigh Town vs Trearddur Bay live stream free?

Yes. There is no payment required to watch Denbigh Town vs Trearddur Bay online.

You simply need to create a free account with Cymru Football TV before accessing the stream.

How much are Denbigh Town vs Trearddur Bay tickets?

Supporters who want to watch the Welsh Cup tie at Central Park can purchase tickets at the following prices:

  • Adults: £7
  • Concessions: £5
  • Under-16s: £2

For those unable to attend, the free Cymru Football TV coverage provides an alternative way to follow the game.

Trearddur Bay's Sean McCaffery and Flint Town United's Sidi Sanogo Fofana battle for the ball during the JD Welsh Cup fixture between Flint Town United and Trearddur Bay at the Essity Stadium, Flint. 31st of January, Flint, Wales (Pic by Nik
Trearddur Bay reached the quarter-finals of the 2025/26 Welsh Cup. (Pic by Nik Mesney/FAW)

Trearddur Bay’s Welsh Cup run

Trearddur Bay have already had an eventful route into the first round of the Welsh Cup.

They defeated Llandrindod Wells in the first qualifying round, before producing another impressive result against Connah’s Quay Town in the second qualifying round.

Trearddur Bay won that tie 8-1, booking their place in the first round.

There has also been one standout performer in their cup campaign.

Callum Parry’s impressive Welsh Cup record

Callum Parry is currently the leading scorer in the competition, having found the net seven times in Trearddur Bay’s opening two Welsh Cup matches.

His form will be one of the talking points ahead of Denbigh Town vs Trearddur Bay, with the hosts facing a player who has already made a major impact on this year’s competition.

Denbigh Town’s recent Welsh Cup history

Denbigh Town have enjoyed some memorable moments in the Welsh Cup in recent seasons.

Their 2024/25 Welsh Cup run was significant. Denbigh Town reached the last 16 for the first time in 52 years, marking one of the club’s most notable Welsh Cup campaigns in recent history.

Alfie Vaughan of Denbigh Town celebrates after scoring a goal to make it 2-1 during the Novira Cymru North game between Ruthin Town and Denbigh Town at the Memorial Playing Fields, Ruthin
Denbigh Town are under the management of Eddie Maurice-Jones. (Pic by James Baylis/FAW)

Eddie Maurice-Jones takes charge of Denbigh Town

The Denbigh Town vs Trearddur Bay tie will be Eddie Maurice-Jones’ second game in charge of the club.

Maurice-Jones succeeded Dewi Llion as Denbigh Town manager and enjoyed a dream start to his tenure, guiding the side to a 5-2 victory over Bala Town.

Bala were among the Cymru North promotion hopefuls, making the result an eye-catching beginning to Maurice-Jones’ spell in charge.

Ffranc Vaughan-Evans came off the bench to make a decisive impact, scoring twice during a 34-minute cameo. Elliott Orton and Daniel Flanders were also on the scoresheet for Denbigh Town.

Maurice-Jones will now be hoping for another positive result when Denbigh Town begin their Welsh Cup campaign against Trearddur Bay.