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A new era at Aberystwyth Town begins this Friday night as the Black & Greens travel to Ammanford, with newly appointed manager Craig Williams taking his place in the dugout for the first time. The 37-year-old needs no introduction to the Aber faithful, having represented the club for two seasons between 2010 and 2012 after being signed by Alan Morgan. A true Newtown legend, Craig now holds the unique distinction of not only playing for Newtown, Aberystwyth, and Caersws, but

Aberystwyth Town Women make the long trip north this weekend as they face a formidable Wrexham AFC Women side in Round 11 of the Genero Adran Premier. Credit: Geraint Nicholas/FAW It’s a fixture that has historically tested the Seasiders, and with Wrexham in strong league form, Aber will need discipline and resilience to return home with a positive result. Wrexham come into the fixture at top spot in the Genero Adran Premier, however, Aberystwyth have made leaps and bounds si

Aberystwyth Town Women secured a vital three points at Park Avenue on Sunday afternoon as they came from behind to defeat Pontypridd United Women 2–1, an important result in what is proving to be a defining period of the season. Credit: Geraint Nicholas/FAW The first half unfolded as a tense and closely contested affair, with both sides battling for control but unable to create many clear opportunities. With so much at stake for both clubs, caution dictated much of the openin

Aberystwyth Town Football Club is delighted to confirm the appointment of Craig Williams as Men’s First-Team Manager, joining from Caersws FC of the JD Cymru North. A stalwart of Mid Wales football throughout his 21-year senior playing career — including two seasons in Black and Green between 2010–12 — Craig takes the reins at Aberystwyth University Park Avenue Stadium following the departure of Callum McKenzie. Credit: FAW Photography Boasting more than 600 career appearance

Aber Town suffered late heartbreak at Aberystwyth University Park Avenue on Saturday afternoon when Calum Bateman’s winner in the thirteenth minute of injury time stole the spoils for Cambrian United. In a tight game, Jay Woodford gave the visitors a 27th-minute lead, but Rackeem Reid struck a deserved equaliser ten minutes later, and the match looked destined for a draw until the dramatic finale. Cambrian’s Frazer Thomas received a second yellow card seconds before the winne

Aberystwyth Town Women return to Genero Adran Premier action this weekend as they welcome Pontypridd United to Park Avenue, aiming to build momentum and put valuable points on the board in front of the home crowd. Ashley Crowden/FAW For Aber, the focus has been on sharpening combinations in attack and maintaining the high work-rate that has become a hallmark of the squad. With players growing in confidence and several standout individual performances emerging this season, the

Aberystwyth Town Women battled fiercely in blustery conditions at Park Avenue but were ultimately undone by a strong Swansea City side, falling 3–1 in the Bute Energy Welsh Cup. Ashley Crowden/FAW Despite a difficult first half against the wind and a physically assertive Swansea team, Aber grew into the game and were rewarded late on through Millie Gardner’s composed finish. Aberystwyth began against the worst of the wind, and Swansea used the gusts to their advantage early o

Aberystwyth Town welcome league leaders Cambrian United to Aberystwyth University Park Avenue this weekend, in what will be the Black & Greens’ final home match of 2025. Callum McKenzie signed off as manager last weekend with a 4–0 victory over Ynyshir Albion. In his absence, Matthew Bishop and John Davies will take charge of the team while the Board of Directors continues the search for a new boss. The Black & Greens face a major test against the league’s pace-setters, who h