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Following a year of preparatory work in collaboration with the Football Association of Wales (FAW), this past weekend Aberystwyth Town Football Club proudly became the first Club in Wales to launch its Five-Year Strategic Plan, aligned to the FAW's eight strategic pillars as Welsh domestic football moves into an exciting new era. The strategy was launched at the John Charles Lounge at Aberystwyth University Park Avenue Stadium (25/10/25) attended by numerous stakeholders, in

Aberystwyth Town Women host Swansea City Women in Round 8 of the Genero Adran Premier. After facing the Swans earlier in the campaign, the Seasiders will look to show their growth and make Park Avenue a difficult ground for the visitors. Last time out, Swansea edged the result with a 2-0 victory. However, Rhys Jon James has had considerably more time on the training ground in preparation for this fixture. For Aberystwyth, this home game offers an opportunity. Their resilience

Pink Day Fundraiser in Aid of Cancer Research and Breast Cancer Awareness Month It was a special and inspiring afternoon at Park Avenue as Aberystwyth Town Women stepped out in their Pink Away Kit for a cause far greater than football. Saturday’s fixture against Wrexham AFC Women was not only about competition, but compassion, a day dedicated to raising vital funds and awareness for Cancer Research UK and Breast Cancer Awareness Month. From the moment supporters arrived, the

Aber Town suffered their first home league defeat of the season as Newport City stole the spoils by a single goal in a close encounter at Park Avenue. Clayton Farrah headed City in front in the 18th minute and, despite a strong second-half comeback, the Black and Greens couldn’t quite find an equaliser. Desean Martin was sent off in the 98th minute, but the dismissal came too late to affect the outcome. On a windy, showery, and sunny afternoon at Park Avenue, the visitors—

Aberystwyth Town return to JD Cymru South action this weekend as they welcome Newport City to Park Avenue for what promises to be an exciting encounter. Callum McKenzie’s men head into the fixture aiming to secure a fourth consecutive league victory , following an impressive run of form that has lifted confidence throughout the squad. However, the Black and Greens will face a stern test against a strong Newport City side managed by Sam Houldsworth . The visitors, who finishe

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