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Aberystwyth Town Football Club are delighted to unveil a special replica of the iconic shirt worn during the Club’s 1999 UEFA Intertoto Cup campaign against Floriana FC of Malta. The shirt is being released to commemorate 10,000 days since the historic home tie at Park Avenue, a milestone which falls on Thursday the 5th of November 2026. On 20 June 1999, the Black and Greens welcomed Floriana to Park Avenue for the first leg of their Intertoto Cup First Round tie. In front of

Aberystwyth Town Women secured their first point of the Genero Adran Premier campaign with a hard-fought 2–2 draw against Barry Town United at Park Avenue, as a late equaliser from Libby Isaac earned the Seasiders a share of the spoils. Credit: Sam Eaden/FAW Aber made a flying start to the encounter, taking the lead after just two minutes through Chloe Edwards, who marked the occasion with her first senior goal to put the Seasiders 1–0 ahead. The early breakthrough gave Aber

The Black and Greens thrilled their home supporters with another five-star display, beating previously undefeated Ardal North West leaders Prestatyn Town by five goals to one on a pleasant afternoon at Park Avenue. Goals from Aaron Williams (11 mins) and Tom Evans (15 mins) put Town in control, although Tom Hilditch pulled one back for the visitors nine minutes before the break. Prestatyn’s Lewis Evans was red-carded on the hour, and late strikes from Williams (70 mins) and a

Aberystwyth Town are saddened to hear of the loss of former Black & Green defender, Mike Morris, who made 52 appearances for the Club between 1968 to 1972 before serving as a coach with the Club's youth and reserve teams. On the field, Mike appeared in the two-legged Mid Wales League Cup Final against all conquering Welshpool Town during April of the 1970-71 season. A first leg 1-0 victory at Park Avenue was followed up with a 3-2 triumph on their opponents' Maes-y-Dre ground

Aberystwyth Town Women are in Genero Adran Premier action on Sunday 18th October as they welcome Barry Town United Women to Park Avenue for an important league encounter. The Seasiders head into the fixture looking to bounce back from a challenging start to the campaign and get valuable points on the board. After suffering defeats against Cardiff City Women, Briton Ferry Llansawel and The New Saints, Aber will be determined to put in a strong performance on home soil and give

Aberystwyth Town return to Welsh Cup action this Saturday as they welcome Ardal North West side Prestatyn Town to Aberystwyth University Park Avenue. The two clubs were regular opponents throughout the 2000s and 2010s, when both competed in the Cymru Premier. They also famously met in the 2009 Welsh Cup Quarter-Final, with Aber running out convincing 5-1 winners to set up a Semi-Final clash with Carmarthen Town. The Seasiders will face a Prestatyn side in impressive form, h

Aberystwyth Town FC is pleased to be hosting a free Army Leadership Training Session delivered by a serving officer from the 160th (Welsh) Brigade on Thursday 29 October, from 2:00pm to 4:00pm in the John Charles Lounge at Park Avenue. Designed for anyone with an interest in leadership, teamwork and personal development, the session will provide practical insights drawn from real-world Army leadership experience. Attendees will explore the principles, values and behaviours th

In a wind-affected game at Aberystwyth University Park Avenue, Caerau Ely were the victors scoring from their only attempt on target as George Sheppard’s 66th-minute corner found its way in at the near post. In a game of few chances, Dillon Browne, Tom Evans and James Smallwood went close for the hosts, but Caerau were celebrating at full-time. Craig Williams’ men played with the wind in the first half, but chances were at a premium. George Sheppard’s lobbed effort from dista