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Aberystwyth Town Women return to Genero Adran Premier action this weekend as they welcome Pontypridd United to Park Avenue, aiming to build momentum and put valuable points on the board in front of the home crowd. Ashley Crowden/FAW For Aber, the focus has been on sharpening combinations in attack and maintaining the high work-rate that has become a hallmark of the squad. With players growing in confidence and several standout individual performances emerging this season, the

Aberystwyth Town Women battled fiercely in blustery conditions at Park Avenue but were ultimately undone by a strong Swansea City side, falling 3–1 in the Bute Energy Welsh Cup. Ashley Crowden/FAW Despite a difficult first half against the wind and a physically assertive Swansea team, Aber grew into the game and were rewarded late on through Millie Gardner’s composed finish. Aberystwyth began against the worst of the wind, and Swansea used the gusts to their advantage early o

Aberystwyth Town welcome league leaders Cambrian United to Aberystwyth University Park Avenue this weekend, in what will be the Black & Greens’ final home match of 2025. Callum McKenzie signed off as manager last weekend with a 4–0 victory over Ynyshir Albion. In his absence, Matthew Bishop and John Davies will take charge of the team while the Board of Directors continues the search for a new boss. The Black & Greens face a major test against the league’s pace-setters, who h

The Black and Greens recorded their biggest win of the season on Saturday afternoon, giving departing manager Callum McKenzie the perfect send-off with a 4–0 victory over a tenacious Ynyshir Albions. Richie Ricketts opened the scoring directly from a free-kick on 22 minutes, but it wasn’t until the 81st minute that captain Desean Martin doubled the lead. Jonny Evans netted his sixth goal in seven JD Cymru South matches from the penalty spot two minutes from time, and there wa

Following a week without competitive action, Aberystwyth Town take on Ynyshir Albions this weekend at Aberystwyth University Park Avenue, in what will be manager Callum McKenzie’s final match before he departs for a full-time role at Wolverhampton Wanderers. During his short but impactful time at Aberystwyth University Park Avenue, Callum has transformed the club from one at its lowest point for many a decade—hurting from a first-ever relegation from the JD Cymru Premier—into

Aberystwyth Town Women head south to face Barry Town United Women in Round 9 of the Genero Adran Premier.Aberystwyth will be looking to put right the result at the beginning of the season. Barry Town Women have had a new managerial appointment in James Fishlock, after Steve McCarthy-Campbell left after being appointed head coach of Gwalia United. Fishlock is no stranger to the Adran Premier and has plenty of experience managing in Welsh Women’s Football. Both teams will be ta

On a poignant Sunday afternoon at Park Avenue, Aberystwyth Town Women began their Adran Trophy campaign in reflective fashion. Before kick-off, the Last Post rang out prior to both teams and supporters observed a solemn minute’s silence, honouring those who served and sacrificed. All members of the ATWFC squad including staff wore black armbands for the game. Credit: Steve Williams Photography With emotions running high and purpose in the air, the Seasiders channelled their f

Aberystwyth Town make another long journey south this Saturday to face Caerau Ely, in what will be manager Callum McKenzie’s penultimate game at the helm. It was announced on Wednesday that Callum has secured a hugely exciting full-time position at Premier League side Wolverhampton Wanderers. He will depart will the full support and best wishes of everyone at ATFC after next weekend’s match at home to against Ynyshir Albions.   During his short but impactful time at Aberystwy