Pontypridd Town manager Gavin Beddard said the opportunity to manage the Dragons was too hard to turn down after being unexpectedly appointed manager. The experienced Welsh League forward was appointed as the successor to Damien Broad, who guided the Dragons to promotion last season. Beddard
Rhys Griffiths has called for his Penybont side to better their performance against local rivals Llantwit Major at the KYMCO Stadium this afternoon. Earlier on in the season, the promotion hopefuls played to a goalless draw at Windmill Lane, in the first meeting between the
Division One strugglers Pontypridd Town host promotion hopefuls Haverfordwest County at Leckwith Stadium this afternoon. It’s the second meeting between the two sides in the space of a week after the Bluebirds comfortably beat the Dragons at the Bridge Meadow in the JD Welsh Cup.
Haverfordwest County recorded a comprehensive victory over Pontypridd Town in tough conditions at Leckwith Stadium. The Bluebirds are back into the top three with the victory, whilst Pontypridd saw relegation rivals Port Talbot Town pick up three unlikely points against Cwmbran Celtic. Jack Wilson scored
Cardiff Metropolitan host strugglers Llanelli Town at Cyncoed Campus this evening in their final game before a busy festive period. Both sides were in Welsh Cup action last week, with the Archers comfortably through after deposing Ton Pentre. Llanelli were part of a Cup giant-killing
Swansea City claimed victory in the South Wales Derby this afternoon as they beat a misfiring Cardiff City at Leckwith Stadium. The Swans were clinical with their two goals and nullified the attacking threat of Cardiff who had only conceded three goals before today. Goals
Chepstow Town have appointed the new management team of Ian Summers and Paul Lovell. They replace former Newport County defender Darren Jones who has left the South East Wales side. Summers leaves his role of Gwent County League Division Two side Marshfield to take up
Cardiff City and Swansea City play their final game of 2018 in the first South Wales Derby of the season. Both sides reached the semi-finals of the League Cup having secured narrow wins of Abergavenny Women and Port Talbot Town Ladies respectively. The last meeting
(Image: Mac Morgan – Images not to be reused unless granted permission) Cefn Druids survived a potential banana skin as they progressed past Cup minnows Ynysddu Welfare to reach Round Four of the JD Welsh Cup. Dean Rittenberg and Naim Arsan scored in the first
Third tier Llangefni Town knocked out Premier League outfit Llanelli Town in one of the only few shocks of Round Three of the Welsh Cup. It’s the first time since 2010 that an Anglesey based side has reached the last sixteen of the JD Welsh