MATCH PREVIEWS

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

Aberystwyth Town face an important fixture in their bid for promotion back to the JD Cymru Premier this Saturday, as Cardiff Draconians make the trip to Aberystwyth University Park Avenue. Nana Baah’s side can be considered something of a surprise package this season. The Draconians currently sit fifth in the table with 29 points from 18 matches — two points and two places above Aberystwyth, although they have played one game more. The sides last met in September, when the Dr

Aberystwyth Town hit the road for the first time in 2026 this Saturday, as Craig Williams’ side travel to face Baglan Dragons in search of their first victory of the new year. The Black & Greens had to show some resilience on New Year’s Day, coming from behind to secure a point at home against Carmarthen. That result lifted Aber into fifth place in the league, moving them closer to the crucial third spot currently occupied by Ammanford AFC. This weekend’s hosts, Baglan Dragon

Aberystwyth Town Women return to home soil this weekend as they welcome Briton Ferry Llansawel Women to Park Avenue in the Genero Adran Premier. The Seasiders will be eager to start the new year on a positive note in front of their supporters and build momentum in the league. Credit: Geraint Nicholas / FAW It promises to be a challenging encounter, with Briton Ferry arriving in Ceredigion having shown their quality all season. Known for their attacking threat and physical pr

Aberystwyth Town will welcome in the New Year with a first home fixture under Craig Williams, as old adversaries Carmarthen Town visit Ceredigion for the first time in over 6 years. Aber’s new gaffer has already delivered some festive joy to the Black & Green Army, as Rackeem Reid’s 89 th minute goal sealed an important victory against Pontypridd United on Boxing Day, despite the team being at a numerical disadvantage for over twenty minutes following Kane Auld’s dismissal.

Aberystwyth Town’s Boxing Day outing takes place at USW Sports Park this year, as the Black & Greens face Pontypridd United. Craig Williams’ first game in charge last week ended in a narrow 1–0 defeat at Caerau Ely, meaning Aber enter the festive period five points outside the all-important top three, but with plenty of opportunity to make up ground over the coming weeks. Friday’s hosts also have a new man in the dugout. Matthew Driscoll was appointed last week, along with hi

Aberystwyth Town make another long journey south this Saturday to face Caerau Ely, in what will be Craig Williams’ first match as manager following his arrival from Caersws. 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 having played for, and managed, Newtown, Aberystwyth, and Caersws. He enjoyed a

Aberystwyth Town Women make the long trip north this weekend as they face a difficult Genero Adran Trophy knockout fixture at The Rock. The Seasiders will be aiming to put in a positive performance and give their travelling fans plenty to cheer about. It’s a fixture that has historically been a tough test for Aberystwyth, and with Wrexham enjoying strong league form, discipline and resilience will be essential if Aber are to return home with a result. Wrexham currently sit am

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 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 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

Following a week without competitive action, Aberystwyth Town take on Ynyshir Albions this weekend at Aberystwyth University Park Avenue, in what will be manager Callum McKenzie’s final match before he departs for a full-time role at Wolverhampton Wanderers. During his short but impactful time at Aberystwyth University Park Avenue, Callum has transformed the club from one at its lowest point for many a decade—hurting from a first-ever relegation from the JD Cymru Premier—into

Aberystwyth Town Women head south to face Barry Town United Women in Round 9 of the Genero Adran Premier.Aberystwyth will be looking to put right the result at the beginning of the season. Barry Town Women have had a new managerial appointment in James Fishlock, after Steve McCarthy-Campbell left after being appointed head coach of Gwalia United. Fishlock is no stranger to the Adran Premier and has plenty of experience managing in Welsh Women’s Football. Both teams will be ta

Aberystwyth Town make another long journey south this Saturday to face Caerau Ely, in what will be manager Callum McKenzie’s penultimate game at the helm. It was announced on Wednesday that Callum has secured a hugely exciting full-time position at Premier League side Wolverhampton Wanderers. He will depart will the full support and best wishes of everyone at ATFC after next weekend’s match at home to against Ynyshir Albions. During his short but impactful time at Aberystwy

Aberystwyth Town Women return to cup action this weekend as they welcome CPDM Y Felinheli to Park Avenue for a 2pm kick-off in the Genero Adran Trophy. A welcome break from the intensity of league competition and an opportunity to build momentum in front of the home crowd. Aber come into the fixture looking to reset and refocus after a challenging run of league matches in the Adran Premier. Recent performances have shown clear improvement in organisation, work rate, and atta