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Aberystwyth Town Football Club are inviting applications for the position of Men's First Team Manager. The successful candidate will lead the Men’s First Team in the JD Cymru South and play a key role in driving forward the Club’s on-field performance and long-term footballing strategy. Essential Requirements Hold a UEFA A Licence (minimum). Be enrolled on, or working towards, the UEFA Pro Licence . Demonstrate strong leadership, enthusiasm, motivation, and communication

Aberystwyth Town Football Club can confirm that Men’s First-Team Manager, Callum McKenzie, is to depart his role following Town's home fixture on 22 November, having accepted a full-time position as a Lead Coach within the Academy of Premier League side Wolverhampton Wanderers. Callum joined the Black and Greens on 4 June 2025 following a decade-long association with Newtown AFC. Tasked with rebuilding the men’s senior squad ahead of the 2025/26 JD Cymru South campaign, Callu

Aberystwyth Town suffered defeat at home to second-placed Trefelin BGC on Saturday, as two late goals turned a brave performance into heartbreak at Aberystwyth University Park Avenue. In a tight, hard-fought contest, Ethan O’Toole was dismissed for a second yellow card on 61 minutes, before goals from Lewys Ware (89 mins) and Jasper Jones (90+10 mins) snatched all three points for the visitors. After last week’s positive display, Town started confidently once again. Rackee

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

Aberystwyth Town Women produced a disciplined and determined display at Park Avenue on Sunday, pushing an in-form Swansea City side all the way in a narrow 2–1 defeat that still offered plenty of encouragement for the Seasiders. Credit: Steve Williams Swansea arrived in Ceredigion having scored 16 goals in their previous two fixtures, but Aber entered the match well-prepared, having spent the week focusing on organisation, defensive shape, and collective resilience. That work

After last week’s hard-fought victory at Trethomas Bluebirds, the Black & Greens return to Ceredigion this weekend to face high-flying Trefelin BGC at Aberystwyth University Park Avenue. Callum McKenzie’s side once again demonstrated their resilience and ability to grind out results, with Saturday’s win marking their fourth in the last five league games . That strong run has lifted Aber to within four points of second place — currently occupied by this weekend’s visitors —

The Black and Greens earned a fourth win in their last five league games with a 3–2 victory away to Trethomas Bluebirds, following a positive performance from Callum McKenzie’s men. Dylan Downs opened the scoring after four minutes, and when Ben Davies doubled the lead nine minutes after the break, Town looked well in control. Trethomas, however, fought back — Jay Thomas scored on 59 minutes, and five minutes later Josh Williams equalised. Aber had the final say though, as th

Aberystwyth Town will look to return to winning ways this Saturday as they take on Trethomas Bluebirds, last season’s JD Cymru South runners-up. The Seasiders currently sit eighth in the table, but with a game in hand on most of the teams above them, they remain well placed to mount a serious challenge for a top-three spot as the season progresses. Trethomas Bluebirds are new opponents for the Black & Greens, though the club’s history dates back to 1903. In more recent years,