Full details of the event are to be released in due course, and all are more than welcome to attend.

Club director Anthony Evans will be carrying the Olympic torch through Llanon on the Sunday.

All at the club congratulate Anthony on a prestigious nomination, and wish him well for the big occasion.

A product of the Aberystwyth Academy, Alex has impressed during the season for the Aberystwyth Town reserves and first team and his performances on the international stage for the Wales Under 18 schoolboys has generated interest from a number of clubs.

“It’s a dream come true for Alex not only because he is moving to a Premier League club but he’s moving to the club he supports and I feel sure he’ll do well there.”

Alex and his family were guests of Swansea City at their last match of the season against Liverpool at the Liberty stadium when another Academy product Gwion Edwards was on the bench for Swansea hoping to make his Premier League debut.

A series of strong league performances towards the end of the season saw the Lions finish 3rd in the Premier League and qualify for the Shield play-offs for the first time in their history. The run included some impressive results, including a 1-1 draw to PremStars who went on to complete the treble. Moreover, the Lions we're the only team to earn a draw against the PremStars in any competition this season.

This result was the first in a series of strong performances in the last few games of the season, with an 8-3 win over Eindhoven FC and a 6-2 victory over Aber Kadabra ensuring 3rd place. Unfortunately the Lions we're edged out of the shield playoffs by FC LMA, despite a hard fought display. Nonetheless, the ATFC Lions can be proud of the improvement they have shown throughout the season. This very trait was recognized by the league itself, as the ATFC Lions picked up the award for the Most Improved Team at the League Awards.

At the ATFC Lions' End of Season Awards, players old and new paid tribute to manager Kristian 'Bungle' Jones who has stepped down after two years leading the side. His effort for the Lions in the past few season's as a player and a manager have been unparalleled, and he will be missed by
everyone at the ATFC Lions. Everyone at ATFC thanks Kristian for his service to the club and wishes him all the best for the future.

The evening saw several players pick up awards, with captain Steve Matthews taking both the top goalscorer and goal of the season awards, Phil Southern winning Player's Player, Chris Hefferan claiming Manager's Player, Gareth Selway winning Captains' Player, George Forgrave winning
Most Improved, Joe Scott claiming unsung hero, Jamie Dillon taking Best Newcomer and Danny Emmison winning Clubman of the Year for his outstanding service to the team.

The Black and Greens won three, and lost once during the month, with victories coming against Afan Lido at the Marston's Stadium, a comfortable home win to Airbus UK Broughton and a dramatic 3-2 victory over Newtown on the final day of the league season.

Former Aberystwyth winger Ryan Fraughan was named player of the month, after a string of scintillating displays for the The New Saints as they marched their way to the title.

The match will be played on Tuesday 5th June 2012 at the Stadium in Mjondalen.

Boyle's squad is very similar to the one that won 2-1 in Estonia back in September in the same tournament.