Cymru Leagues

The JD Cymru Leagues was formed in the summer of 2020. It was the amalgamation of the Welsh Premier League, the Cymru Alliance (North Wales) and the Welsh Football League (South Wales). 

The Cymru Premier is its top division whilst the Cymru North and Cymru South are its feeder leagues, standing at the second tier of Welsh football.

 

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Harry Treharne of Cardiff Dracs during the warm up. Cardiff Draconians v Cambrian United in the JD Cymru South at Lydstep Park on the 10th January 2026.

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Alyas Debono of Cardiff City in action. Ammanford v Cardiff City u21 in the Nathaniel MG Cup at The Recreation Ground on the 19th July 2025

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Grace Dunkerley of The New Saints in action. Cambrian United v The New Saints in the Bute Energy Welsh Cup at the M&P Group 3G on the 21st December 2025

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Eliot Evans of Cardiff Met warming up during the 2025/26 JD Cymru Premier match between Cardiff Met & Bala Town at Cyncoed Campus, Cardiff, Wales

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Three-photo sports grid from the Novira Cymru Premier. Top: Caernarfon Town’s Zack Clarke reacts emotionally at full time after the match against Holywell Town at Barton’s North Wales Stadium in Holywell. Middle: Penybont’s Jonathan Leko is pictured during the match against Flint Town United at DragonBet Stadium in Bridgend. Bottom: Connah’s Quay Nomads’ Callum West is pictured during the match against Caernarfon Town at Essity Stadium in Flint.

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