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The Black and Greens again fell to a four-goal defeat away to champions-elect Trefelin BGC, as a red card and three penalties swung the game decisively the way of the hosts. Tyler Brock opened the scoring in the fifth minute, and a competitive contest followed until Leo Thompson was sent off after 53 minutes. Luke Bowen added two more from the spot (67 and 90+1 mins), and Kostya Georgievsky (78 mins) turned the knife on a difficult day for the Seasiders. Jamie Edwards / FAW I

Aberystwyth Town face a difficult challenge this weekend as they travel to league leaders Trefelin BGC, aiming to bounce back from a couple of disappointing league results and reignite their push for third place. The task could hardly be tougher. Trefelin are currently on a remarkable 14-match winning streak in the league and sit top of the table with 60 points. A victory this weekend would guarantee them a top three finish which, subject to licensing approval, would secure t

Aberystwyth Town Women secured their Genero Adran Premier status with a historic 5–0 victory away to Pontypridd United Women, recording their biggest win in the competition and confirming their place in the top flight for next season. Credit: Andrew Orchard/FAW Aber made the perfect start and broke the deadlock in just the 5th minute with a well-worked corner routine. Shauna Chambers delivered an excellent ball into the area which was met powerfully by Amy Jenkins, whose hea

Despite attracting a fantastic crowd of 401 to Aberystwyth University Park Avenue Stadium, Aber Town suffered their heaviest Cymru South defeat of the season yesterday, going down 4–0 to promotion rivals Caerau Ely AFC. The visitors were ahead inside eight minutes through Oliver Redhead and turned the screw in the second half through Liam Bishop (59 and 66 mins) and Tim Parker (71 mins), leaving the Black and Greens glum at full time. Credit: FAW On a pleasant afternoon, a pr

After seeing a remarkable seven-game unbeaten run come to an end on Tuesday night at Ammanford, Aberystwyth Town will regroup and look to respond this Sunday in another crucial encounter against Caerau Ely at Aberystwyth University Park Avenue. The visitors sit just below the Black & Greens in the league table and have enjoyed an outstanding campaign to date, collecting 37 points from 22 matches and reaching the Quarter-Finals of the JD Welsh Cup.   Caerau Ely are no stranger

Aber Town’s great run of wins came to an end at Recreation Ground Ammanford last night, as Ammanford AFC reclaimed third place with a 2–1 victory. Daniel John opened the scoring for the hosts in the 11th minute, but Town equalised in first-half injury time through Johnny Evans’ header. Town started the second half well, but the game swung on a 67th-minute penalty decision, and Matthew Delaney dispatched the kick to earn the home win. Credit: FAW The Black and Greens came into

In-form Aberystwyth Town make the trip south on Tuesday evening as Craig Williams’ side travel to face Ammanford AFC in the first of two crucial fixtures this week. With the race for the top three intensifying, this promises to be a significant night in the JD Cymru South. The Black & Greens are flying. Unbeaten in six matches - with five victories, including each of the last four - Aber have surged into third place. They sit just one point ahead of Tuesday’s hosts, who are a

Aberystwyth Town Women travel to face Pontypridd United Women in their upcoming Genero Adran Premier fixture at USW Sport Park. The Seasiders will be looking to build momentum and secure an important result as the season moves into a crucial stage. With confidence building and a mix of experience and youth in the squad, Aber will aim to deliver another strong performance and strengthen their position in the league standings. Geraint Nicholas/FAW Clashes between Aberystwyth an