MATCH PREVIEWS

The 2025/26 season draws to a close this Saturday as ATFC make one final trip south, to face Ynyshir Albions. A win for the Black & Greens, combined with Carmarthen Town dropping points at Trethomas Bluebirds, would see Craig Williams’ side secure a 5th-place finish in what has been a rollercoaster debut campaign in the JD Cymru South.   Since last summer, Aber have faced significant challenges. An almost entirely new squad was assembled at the start of the season, followed

Aberystwyth Town head south once again for the penultimate game of the 2025/26 season. With all home matches now complete, ATFC will see out the season in South East Wales, first at Cwmbran Celtic this weekend, and then a trip to Ynyshir Albions next weekend to complete the fixture list.   With Aber confirming receipt of a Tier One Licence from the FAW First Instance body on Wednesday, the club now face a wait to see what the 2026/27 will look like, but there are matters on t

Aberystwyth Town Women host Barry Town United Women in their upcoming final Genero Adran Premier fixture at Park Avenue. Credit: Jamie Edwards/FAW The Seasiders will be looking to finish the season on a high and build momentum heading into the next campaign. With confidence growing and a blend of experienced players and emerging talent in the squad, Aber will aim to deliver a strong final performance in front of their home supporters. Recent meetings between the two sides sug

Aberystwyth Town welcome Llantwit Major to Aberystwyth University Park Avenue for the Seasiders’ final home match of the season. The Club is also delighted to be hosting many former players for a long-awaited reunion of Black and Greens from eras past and present. An Easter raffle will be held (£1 per strip at entry) to be unveiled in the John Charles Lounge post-match, followed by a 2025/26 Season Awards Ceremony. Match Sponsor: KB Retro Recent results mean Aberystwyth can n

Aberystwyth Town Women host Pontypridd United Women in their upcoming Genero Adran Premier fixture at Aberystwyth University Park Avenue. The Seasiders will be looking to build momentum and close the gap on Barry Town United and Briton Ferry in the table, with every point now crucial in the race to climb the standings. Recent results have shown signs of progress, but consistency will be key as Aber aim to turn competitive performances into results. Pontypridd arrive having en

Aberystwyth Town’s push for a top-three finish continues this Saturday, as the Seasiders host Afan Lido at Aberystwyth University Park Avenue. Craig Williams’ side will be aiming to bounce back from last week’s defeat to league leaders Cambrian United, where a late goal from Josh Allen secured a 2–0 victory for the hosts.   With four games remaining, a top-three finish is still mathematically possible for Aber. However, it will likely require four wins from four, along with f

Aberystwyth Town Women travel to face Briton Ferry Llansawel Women in their upcoming Genero Adran Premier fixture at Old Road. The Seasiders will be looking to respond to last week’s defeat and put things right, building on the positives from their second-half performance. With confidence growing and a determined squad ready to bounce back, Aber will aim to deliver a strong showing on the road. Clashes between Aberystwyth and Briton Ferry are always competitive, and this week

Aberystwyth Town face a tough test this Saturday as Craig Williams’ side travel to league leaders Cambrian United. The hosts confirmed their place in the top three last weekend with an impressive 4–0 win away at nearest challengers Trefelin. They have lost just twice all season and sit top of the table on 63 points, ahead of Trefelin on goal difference, with identical records otherwise.   Liam Eason remains both Cambrian’s top scorer and the league’s leading marksman, with 18

Aberystwyth Town will look to bounce back tomorrow afternoon as they welcome Trethomas Bluebirds to Aberystwyth University Park Avenue. After consecutive losses to fellow promotion contenders Ammanford, Caerau Ely, and Trefelin, Aberystwyth now find themselves seven points behind the all-important third place spot, with six games to play. Trethomas currently sit 13th in the table, and they come into this weekend’s fixture after a 1-0 victory over Newport City on Monday, after

Aberystwyth Town Women return to Park Avenue this weekend as they host Briton Ferry Llansawel in an important Genero Adran Premier clash. Credit:  Ashley Crowden/FAW The Seasiders will be eager to put in a strong performance in front of their home supporters and continue building momentum as the season progresses. After a great result last time out, Aberystwyth will be determined to keep up that momentum and make home advantage count. Briton Ferry Llansawel arrive in Aberystw

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

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

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

Aberystwyth Town will look to continue their terrific recent form as they travel south to visit Cwmbran Celtic. Craig Williams’ side are enjoying an excellent run of form and will be looking to further cement their place in the all-important top three as the season enters its final stretch. With only eight games remaining after Saturday’s fixture, every point is vital.   Last week’s game may not have been a classic, but it did once again demonstrate a key strength of this squ

Aberystwyth Town Women travel to Barry Town United Women in their upcoming Genero Adran Premier fixture at Jenner Park, Barry. The Seasiders will be looking to make a strong start to Phase Two after two closely contested encounters with Barry earlier in the season. Despite narrow 3-2 and 2-1 defeats, Aberystwyth pushed their opponents all the way on both occasions and will take confidence from those performances as they aim to turn fine margins into valuable points. With beli

Aberystwyth Town welcome Treowen Stars to Park Avenue this Saturday in a Valentine’s Day clash, as the Seasiders look to extend their superb run of form. The Black & Greens are unbeaten in five matches, winning four of those, and confidence is high among the Green Army.  Since his appointment two months ago, Craig Williams has made a major impact, boasting a 67% win rate and guiding Aber to within one point of the all-important third place. The promotion push is firmly on! Tr

Aberystwyth Town hit the road again this Saturday, as Craig Williams’ side travel to face Baglan Dragons in search of a third consecutive victory.   With Williams nominated for Manager of the Month in only his second month in charge, and Jonny Evans shortlisted for Player of the Month, Aber are attracting plenty of attention. The Seasiders are now unbeaten since before Christmas and will be looking to continue their strong run of form.   This weekend’s hosts, Baglan Dragons,

Aberystwyth Town Women aim to end phase one on a high live on S4C / Clic / YouTube / BBCiPlayer. After phase one being pushed back do due fixtures being cancelled, Aberystwyth Town Women face one of the toughest tests in the Genero Adran Premier, as last season’s champions Cardiff City Women visit Park Avenue. A tough test faces the Seasiders for the final game of phase one. The Seasiders will be determined to rise to the challenge, with home support expected to play a key ro

Aberystwyth Town make the trip to Newport this Saturday to face Sam Houldsworth’s Newport City, who currently sit three points and three places behind the Seasiders in the JD Cymru South table.   Craig Williams will be hoping his side can build on an impressive recent run of form. Aber are unbeaten in their last three matches, winning two of them, and as ever there has been no shortage of drama. Last weekend’s victory was secured in the 97th minute, with Zach McKenzie strikin