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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,

Aberystwyth Town FC are delighted to confirm the loan signing of goalkeeper Kelland Absalom from JD Cymru Premier side Cardiff Met FC until the end of the 2025/26 season. The Club would like to place on record its thanks to Met's officials for their cooperation in completing the loan transfer. A Welsh international at youth level, Kelland has represented Wales at both Under-17 and Under-21 level, earning over ten caps. He featured prominently during the qualification campaign

The Black and Greens earned a huge win away in Gwent yesterday, becoming the first visiting team to win at Spytty Park this season, as Tom Mason’s 55th-minute strike sent them up into the top five. Town played well and confidently throughout, have now won three and drawn one of new manager Craig Williams’ five matches in charge, and look to be hitting form at a good time in the season. In front of yet another superb Southsiders turnout, Aber made a promising start. Jonny Evan

Aberystwyth Town Women aim to end phase one on a high live on S4C / Clic / YouTube / BBCiPlayer. After phase one being pushed back do due fixtures being cancelled, Aberystwyth Town Women face one of the toughest tests in the Genero Adran Premier, as last season’s champions Cardiff City Women visit Park Avenue. A tough test faces the Seasiders for the final game of phase one. The Seasiders will be determined to rise to the challenge, with home support expected to play a key ro

Aberystwyth Town make the trip to Newport this Saturday to face Sam Houldsworth’s Newport City, who currently sit three points and three places behind the Seasiders in the JD Cymru South table.   Craig Williams will be hoping his side can build on an impressive recent run of form. Aber are unbeaten in their last three matches, winning two of them, and as ever there has been no shortage of drama. Last weekend’s victory was secured in the 97th minute, with Zach McKenzie strikin