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Aberystwyth Town Women delivered an outstanding attacking performance to claim a convincing 4–1 victory over Pontypridd United Women, with a clinical first-half display setting the tone at Aberystwyth University Park Avenue. Credit: Steve Williams The hosts made a dream start, taking the lead early on with a superb piece of team play. Shauna Chambers incisive, line-breaking pass found Amy Jenkins, who showed excellent vision to lift a perfectly weighted ball over the defence.

Aber Town fell to a narrow defeat at home to resurgent Afan Lido FC yesterday, as John Hall’s 59th-minute goal decided a match short on quality. Ben Davies hit the post for Aber who went close on a couple of other occasions, but Lee Surman’s men held on for the three points. On the first day of summer, a chilly wind blew in from the Ceredigion coast, belying otherwise sunny conditions, and the hosts started in promising fashion. Ben Davies flashed a volley inches wide in the

Aberystwyth Town Women host Pontypridd United Women in their upcoming Genero Adran Premier fixture at Aberystwyth University Park Avenue. The Seasiders will be looking to build momentum and close the gap on Barry Town United and Briton Ferry in the table, with every point now crucial in the race to climb the standings. Recent results have shown signs of progress, but consistency will be key as Aber aim to turn competitive performances into results. Pontypridd arrive having en

Aberystwyth Town’s push for a top-three finish continues this Saturday, as the Seasiders host Afan Lido at Aberystwyth University Park Avenue. Craig Williams’ side will be aiming to bounce back from last week’s defeat to league leaders Cambrian United, where a late goal from Josh Allen secured a 2–0 victory for the hosts. With four games remaining, a top-three finish is still mathematically possible for Aber. However, it will likely require four wins from four, along with f

Aberystwyth Town Women earned a hard-fought point on the road as they drew 1-1 with Briton Ferry Llansawel Women, producing a strong second-half response after an early setback. The hosts made a bright start and took the lead inside five minutes, with Jess Denscombe finding the net to give Briton Ferry an early advantage. It was a challenging opening for Aberystwyth away from home, but the side remained composed and looked to settle into the contest. The remainder of the firs

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