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Aberystwyth Town Football Club are deeply saddened to learn of the recent passing of former goalkeeper Gwyn Edwards, aged 93. Gwyn represented the Black and Greens during our Welsh League years, making 35 first-team appearances between 1953 and 1958. He was also a key figure for the club’s Mid Wales League / Cambrian Coast League side, featuring in a further 50 matches between 1952 and 1958 — having made his debut at just 16 years of age. A native of Bow Street, Gwyn regularl

Football takes on a bigger meaning this weekend as Aberystwyth Town Women host Wrexham AFC Women in Round 7 of the Genero Adran Premier, with Park Avenue being renamed Pink Avenue as we host a dedicated Pink Day in aid of Cancer Research UK and Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Alongside this, the occasion also marks as a special Sponsor Appreciation Day to say thank you for the support we receive. This landmark day will see the women’s team take to the pitch, with the Seasiders

Barry Town marched into Round Three of the JD Welsh Cup with a comprehensive victory at Park Avenue on Saturday afternoon, as goals from Ieuan Owen (1, 61 mins) and Ollie Hulbert (34, 66, 76 mins) proved decisive. The Black and Greens were without the suspended Jonathan Evans and the injured duo Zac Hartley and Desean Martin, and the visitors made a flying start — Hulbert hooked the ball back from the touchline and Owen lofted home a tidy finish inside the opening fifty secon

After three consecutive league victories, Aberystwyth Town turn their attention to JD Welsh Cup action this weekend as Callum McKenzie’s side host JD Cymru Premier outfit Barry Town United. Last weekend’s hard-fought win at Treowen Stars once again demonstrated the team’s resilience and ability to find a way to win under pressure. With Aber set to face higher-tier opposition this Saturday, many may view the Seasiders as underdogs — but this side has shown time and again that

Aberystwyth Town Women are delighted to announce the appointment of Josh Jones as the club’s new Assistant Manager ahead of the upcoming season. Jones brings with him a wealth of coaching experience and a strong connection to the club, having previously worked within the Aberystwyth Town academy system. His appointment adds further depth and expertise to the management team as preparations continue for what promises to be an exciting campaign. Credit: RB Photography Reflectin

Aberystwyth Town Women produced a stirring comeback performance on Sunday afternoon, overturning a two-goal deficit to claim a thrilling 3–2 victory away at Briton Ferry Llansawel. The Seasiders endured a difficult start to proceedings, finding themselves 2–0 down within the opening 20 minutes as the hosts made the most of their early chances. However, Aber showed impressive character and resilience to turn the tide of the contest before half-time. Carys Bufton was the hero o

Aber Town came from behind to snatch a huge win by the odd goal in five away to Treowen, with local heroes Jonathan Evans and Richie...

Following the postponement of last week’s home fixture against Ynyshir Albions due to high winds at Aberystwyth University Park Avenue,...