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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 Women are pleased to confirm the club’s Phase Two fixtures for the 2025/26 Genero Adran Premier season. With the league now split into two conferences, the Seasiders will face familiar opponents home and away as the competition heads into its decisive final stage. Lewis Mitchell / FAW Phase Two offers an exciting run-in with every match carrying added significance, and the squad are preparing to build on their efforts so far as they push to finish the campaig

Aberystwyth Town Football Club are proud to unveil new images of the Club's ambitious redevelopment plans for Aberystwyth University Park Avenue Stadium. Since gaining full planning permission in August 2025, ATFC proudly became the first Club in Wales to launch its Five-Year Strategic Plan in partnership with the Football Association of Wales (FAW) in October 2025 — central to which is the Club's vision for our beloved and historic home. The Club has subsequently held highly

As the first phase of the 2025/26 Genero Adran Premier comes to a close, Aberystwyth Town Women reflect on a competitive and determined opening half of the season. With new faces bedding in, young talents stepping up, and the squad evolving week by week, Phase One has delivered positive performances, valuable lessons, and moments of real promise. Building Momentum on the Pitch Throughout Phase One, Aberystwyth showed resilience and growth across a challenging set of fixtures.

Aberystwyth Town Women delivered a committed and resilient performance at Park Avenue, pushing a strong Cardiff City Women side throughout a match that was shown live on S4C streaming services. In front of a fantastic home crowd, Aber started brightly and with real discipline, working tirelessly to close down space and frustrate a Cardiff side known for their technical quality. The visitors enjoyed much of the possession but found clear opportunities hard to come by, thanks t

Aber Town recorded a third consecutive 1–0 away win at Evans Bevans Field, Baglan, on Saturday with Richie Ricketts’ 76th-minute strike from the edge of the area proving the decisive moment in a tight contest. Heavy pre-match rainfall made the pitch difficult to play on, but once again Craig Williams’ men worked hard to find a way through, and now sit just one point off third place in the JD Cymru South with ten games remaining. The only change to Aber’s line-up from Newport

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,