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On a balmy day in picturesque Clydach Vale above the Rhondda Valley, Aber Town lost 2–0 to already promoted Cambrian United, but competed well and came close to an equaliser before a late second goal killed the contest. Liam Eason opened the scoring for the home side in the 24th minute, then in the second half substitute Rackeem Reid was denied a penalty and Owain Evans went inches wide before Josh Allen doubled the lead four minutes from time. The inimitable Southsiders were

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 Women fell to a 3–0 defeat at home to Briton Ferry Llansawel Women, in a match where the scoreline didn’t fully reflect the effort shown, particularly after the break. The visitors took the lead in the 28th minute when Lucy Powell converted from the penalty spot. It was a setback for Aber in what had been a competitive opening, with both sides looking to settle into the game. Credit: FAW After halftime, Aberystwyth responded well and began to take control of

Clinical Aber Town returned to form, earning a big win at home to Trethomas Bluebirds thanks to a double from Owain Evans (15 and 33 mins) and a third goal from Calvin Smith (57 mins). Brave Trethomas battled right to the end and played their full part, but the injury- and suspension-ravaged Black and Greens did brilliantly to earn a significant victory at a sunny Aberystwyth University Park Avenue Stadium. Aberystwyth University student Ernie Andrews came into the side for a

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 supporters can now cast their votes for the 2025/26 Supporters' Player of the Season! Sam Eaden / FAW Fans are invited to have their say and recognise the player who has made the biggest impression throughout the campaign in Black and Green. The award gives supporters the chance to celebrate the performances, commitment and moments that have stood out across the season.   Voting is now open online, with supporters able to submit their choice for one of our cu