Bangor City and Connah’s Quay see FAW domestic licence application rejected
Two of the JD Welsh Premier League's biggest clubs have been refused an FAW domestic licence by the organisation's independent...
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.
Promotion hopefuls Caernarfon Town granted domestic licence, Llanelli rejected
Caernarfon Town will be accepted into the JD Welsh Premier League, should they win their respective division. Twenty clubs applied...
Can Carmarthen Town survive relegation from the Welsh Premier League?
After a disappointing campaign to date, Carmarthen Town find themselves 11th in the JD Welsh Premier League. The Old Gold...
TNS duo extend deals to remain at Park Hall
JD Welsh Premier League champions have extended the deals of striker Dean Ebbe and midfielder Aeron Edwards, as Scott Ruscoe...
Gavin Chesterfield elated with impact subsitute Drew Fahiya
Barry Town United manager expressed his delight at impact substitute Drew Fahiya after he scored again from the substitutes bench...
