The FAW Amateur Trophy fourth-round draw takes place on Thursday, November 5, with 16 teams remaining in the competition and the chance of some intriguing ties as the tournament goes national.
There were 251 entrants at the start of the competition, but only 16 sides remain following another round of action. With teams from across Wales still involved, the draw could produce some fascinating match-ups and lengthy journeys for supporters.
Here is everything you need to know about watching the draw, the teams involved and when the fourth-round fixtures will take place.
How to watch the FAW Amateur Trophy fourth-round draw
The draw will be streamed live on Cymru Football TV at 8pm on Thursday, November 5.
Supporters who want to watch the draw will need to create a free account on the Cymru Football TV website.
The draw will determine the fourth-round fixtures, with all 16 remaining teams discovering their opponents as the competition reaches a crucial stage.
Which teams are in the FAW Amateur Trophy fourth-round draw?
There are 16 teams left in the competition, with the following ball numbers allocated for Thursday’s draw:
- Cardiff Cosmopolitan
- CKSV
- Clwb Cymric
- Cwmbran Celtic
- Dolgellau AA
- FC Queens Park
- Giants Grave
- Kinmel Bay
- Knighton Town
- Mumbles Rangers
- Pontyclun
- Prestatyn Town
- Rogerstone
- Splott Albion
- Talysarn Celts
- Trearddur Bay
With the competition now going national, there is the potential for some exciting first-time meetings between clubs from different parts of Wales.
Who are the lowest-ranked teams left in the competition?
Splott Albion are the lowest-ranked team remaining in the FAW Amateur Trophy after progressing to the fourth round.
They secured their place by beating Rhydyfelin Non Pol, who were previously the lowest-ranked side left in the competition and competed in the seventh tier of Welsh football. Splott Albion have now taken on that distinction as they continue their cup run.
Cardiff Cosmopolitan are another side worth keeping an eye on. They compete in the fifth tier and produced an impressive result by defeating Newport Corinthians, who play two divisions above them.
Rogerstone have also enjoyed a memorable campaign, knocking out 2024/25 winners Port Talbot Town. They currently compete in the Gwent Premier League, the fourth tier of Welsh football.
Talysarn Celts have added to the list of potential underdog stories after beating Kerry, a side from the league above them.
When will the FAW Amateur Trophy fourth-round ties be played?
The fourth-round fixtures are scheduled to take place across the weekend of December 4-5, 2026.
