The FAW Amateur Trophy has produced plenty of talking points, with lower-ranked clubs continuing to make their mark in the competition and some impressive attendances recorded across Wales.
Kerry attracted the biggest confirmed crowd among the figures supplied, with 145 supporters watching their clash against Talysarn Celts. Goytre also enjoyed a healthy turnout, with 111 spectators attending their meeting with Giants Grave.
There have been several notable stories on the pitch, too, with sixth-tier outfit Splott Albion emerging as the lowest-ranked side remaining in the competition after defeating seventh-tier opposition.
Cardiff Cosmopolitan have also caught the eye. The fifth-tier club booked their place in the next round by overcoming Newport Corinthians, who are two divisions above them.
Kerry lead the way with biggest confirmed FAW Amateur Trophy attendance
Kerry recorded the highest confirmed attendance in the latest round of FAW Amateur Trophy action, with 145 fans turning out for their match against Talysarn Celts.
Goytre were the next best-supported side among the confirmed figures, attracting 111 spectators for their fixture against Giants Grave.
Elsewhere, Llanrhaeadr recorded an attendance of 77 against Queens Park, while Llwydcoed welcomed 73 supporters for their meeting with Clwb Cymric.
CKSV’s clash with Ton Pentre attracted 62 fans, narrowly ahead of Cwmbran Celtic’s meeting with Penlan, which was watched by 60 spectators.
Trearddur Bay against Llanidloes Town drew 52, while 40 people attended Kinmel Bay’s fixture against Pwllheli. The smallest confirmed attendance came at Ynysgewn, where 30 supporters watched Mumbles Rangers visit.
Splott Albion and Cardiff Cosmopolitan lead lower-league cup stories
The competition has once again provided opportunities for clubs from lower divisions to test themselves against higher-ranked opposition.
Splott Albion are the lowest-ranked team left in the FAW Amateur Trophy. The sixth-tier side have progressed after defeating a seventh-tier opponent, keeping their cup journey alive.
Cardiff Cosmopolitan have also enjoyed a notable run. The fifth-tier outfit defeated Newport Corinthians, who play two divisions above them, to secure their progression.
Both results underline the unpredictable nature of knockout football and the opportunities the competition provides for clubs outside the higher levels of the Welsh football pyramid.
The confirmed attendances from the latest round are listed below. Several fixtures do not yet have attendance figures available.
Full list of FAW Amateur Trophy attendances ranked from highest to lowest
The confirmed attendances from the latest round are ranked below, with the highest crowds at the top. Fixtures without confirmed figures are listed at the bottom.
| Rank | Fixture | Attendance |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kerry v Talysarn Celts | 145 |
| 2 | Goytre v Giants Grave | 111 |
| 3 | Llanrhaeadr v Queens Park | 77 |
| 4 | Llwydcoed v Clwb Cymric | 73 |
| 5 | CKSV v Ton Pentre | 62 |
| 6 | Cwmbran Celtic v Penlan | 60 |
| 7 | Trearddur Bay v Llanidloes Town | 52 |
| 8 | Kinmel Bay v Pwllheli | 40 |
| 9 | Ynysgewn v Mumbles Rangers | 30 |
| – | Cerrigydrudion v Dolgellau | TBC |
| – | Conwy Borough v Prestatyn | TBC |
| – | Knighton Town v Margam Youth Centre | TBC |
| – | Newport Corinthians v Cardiff Cosmopolitan | TBC |
| – | Pontyclun v Pontarddulais Town | TBC |
| – | Rhydyfelin Non Pol v Splott Albion | TBC |
| – | Rogerstone v Port Talbot Town | TBC |
With several attendance figures still to be confirmed, the final picture could yet change. However, Kerry currently lead the way with 145, followed by Goytre on 111, as the FAW Amateur Trophy continues to deliver compelling stories both on and off the pitch.
