Adran Trophy attendances revealed: Wrexham, Cardiff City, Swansea City and more – November 8

Wrexham's Evie Sadler celebrates her second injury time goal as she makes it 5-0 during the 2026-27 Genero Adran Trophy match between Llanfair United and Wrexham at Llanfair

Wrexham continued their Adran Trophy defence with a convincing victory over Llanfair United as the holders progressed to the next round on a weekend of one-sided scorelines and relatively modest attendances across Wales.

The November 8 fixtures produced plenty of goals, with Cardiff City recording the biggest victory of the round after thrashing second-tier Pontypridd United 11-2.

There were no major cup upsets, with Wrexham comfortably winning 5-0 away from home at Mount Field, while Cardiff Met and Swansea City came out on top in two all-Adran Premier encounters.

The six fixtures with confirmed attendance figures attracted a combined crowd of 901, giving an average attendance of 150 spectators per match.

Two further fixtures – Cwmbran Celtic against Carmarthen Town and Flint Town United against Connah’s Quay Nomads did not have attendance figures available.

Wrexham's Maria Mahmood celebrates making it 2-0 during the 2026-27 Genero Adran Trophy match between Llanfair United and Wrexham at , Llanfair Caereinion, Wales
Wrexham’s match against Llanfair United was the best attended match in the Adran Trophy. (Pic by Nik Mesney/FAW)

Wrexham and Cardiff City lead the way with convincing victories

Wrexham made light work of their trip to Llanfair United, securing a 5-0 victory in front of the weekend’s biggest confirmed crowd.

A total of 330 spectators watched the holders progress at Mount Field, accounting for more than a third of the combined attendance across the six fixtures with reported figures.

Cardiff City were even more prolific in front of goal, putting 11 past Pontypridd United in an emphatic 11-2 victory.

The result was the highest-scoring match of the round, with the Bluebirds demonstrating their attacking threat against second-tier opposition. The match attracted 125 spectators.

Briton Ferry Llansawel also enjoyed a comfortable afternoon, beating Cascade 7-0 in front of 107 supporters. The New Saints also enjoyed a comfortable victory, beating Wrexham Foresters 6-1 in front of 110 spectators.

Swansea City Women's Maisie Miller celebrates scoring her sides first goal in the Genero Adran Trophy 26/27 fixture between Swansea City Women FC and Barry Town United Women at Garden Village Park
Swansea City progressed against Barry Town United in one of the all-Adran Premier ties in the Adran Trophy. (Pic by Ashley Crowden/FAW)

Cardiff Met and Swansea City win Adran Premier battles

There were two all-Adran Premier encounters in the Adran Trophy with Cardiff Met and Swansea City both claiming victories.

Cardiff Met travelled to Aberystwyth Town and returned home with a 2-1 win. The contest attracted 51 spectators, the lowest confirmed attendance of the round.

Swansea City also secured a narrow victory, beating Barry Town United 1-0. A crowd of 178 watched the encounter, making it the second-best attended fixture with a confirmed figure.

Adran Trophy attendances: November 8

Here is the full list of attendances from the eight Adran Trophy fixtures on November 8, ranked from largest to smallest.

FixtureAttendance
Llanfair United 0-5 Wrexham330
Swansea City 1-0 Barry Town United178
Cardiff City 11-2 Pontypridd United125
The New Saints 6-1 Wrexham Foresters110
Briton Ferry Llansawel 7-0 Cascade107
Aberystwyth Town 1-2 Cardiff Met51
Cwmbran Celtic 2-2 Carmarthen TownTBC
Flint Town United 0-5 Connah’s Quay NomadsTBC