The Club can confirm details for two rearranged fixtures due to postponements in December and January respectively, as follows – Baglan Dragons (A) – Saturday 7th February: 14:00 KO Ammanford AFC (A) – Tuesday 24th February: 19:30 KO The rearrangements will see Town on the road for 4 of 5 games between 31st Jan and 24th Feb as the second half of the JD Cymru South season ramps up. Diolch am eich cefnogaeth parhaus! / Thank you for your continued backing!

Aberystwyth Town FC are delighted to confirm the return of talented striker Cameron Allen for the remainder of the 2025/26 JD Cymru South season. Despite interest elsewhere, Academy product Cam re-joins the Club after two-and-a-half years in spells with Carmarthen Town, Penrhyncoch, and Guilsfield respectively. Son of ex-Town striker and later manager Gavin, Cam was a standout throughout his time in the ATFC Academy and found his breakthrough as a prolific goalscorer for the

Aberystwyth Town Football Club are delighted to confirm an extension to the loan agreement of Jonathan Evans until the end of the 2025/26 JD Cymru South season from JD Cymru Premier side Briton Ferry Llansawel. Park Avenue-favourite Jonny returned to the Club on an initial six-month loan on August Deadline Day having made the move to Briton Ferry Llansawel earlier in the summer. Since returning, Jonny has picked up right from where he left off, scoring five in his first three

Aberystwyth Town hit the road for the first time in 2026 this Saturday, as Craig Williams’ side travel to face Baglan Dragons in search of their first victory of the new year. The Black & Greens had to show some resilience on New Year’s Day, coming from behind to secure a point at home against Carmarthen. That result lifted Aber into fifth place in the league, moving them closer to the crucial third spot currently occupied by Ammanford AFC. This weekend’s hosts, Baglan Dragon

Aberystwyth Town FC are delighted to welcome talented Ukrainian midfielder Erik Savkin to the Club, boasting youth and senior experience across German, Spanish, and English leagues . Since relocating to the UK in December 2024, Erik has most recently represented Redditch Borough FC and previously Alvechurch FC of the English Southern Premier League Central on professional terms. Turning 21-years-old next month and hailing from Odesa, Erik moved from his native Ukraine to joi

In front of a bumper Bank Holiday crowd, the Black and Greens were inches away from a huge win, but in the end had to settle for a point at home to Carmarthen Town despite a really positive performance. Luke Cummings put the visitors ahead in the fifth minute, only for Calvin Smith to equalise with an outstanding shot from 35 yards seven minutes after the break. Aber could have won it late on through Jonny Evans’ volley, but Carmarthen blocked the shot and claimed a share of

Aberystwyth Town will welcome in the New Year with a first home fixture under Craig Williams, as old adversaries Carmarthen Town visit Ceredigion for the first time in over 6 years. Aber’s new gaffer has already delivered some festive joy to the Black & Green Army, as Rackeem Reid’s 89 th minute goal sealed an important victory against Pontypridd United on Boxing Day, despite the team being at a numerical disadvantage for over twenty minutes following Kane Auld’s dismissal.

Aber Town gained a crucial three points and a first-ever win at a chilly USW Sports Park, beating Pontypridd United with Rackeem Reid’s 89th-minute goal proving decisive. The game looked destined for a goalless draw for long periods, and Town’s task got even harder after Kane Auld saw red for an off-the-ball challenge with 21 minutes to go, but the visitors did brilliantly to pull a result out of the bag on another tough Cymru South away day. The hosts started strongest and T

Aberystwyth Town’s Boxing Day outing takes place at USW Sports Park this year, as the Black & Greens face Pontypridd United. Craig Williams’ first game in charge last week ended in a narrow 1–0 defeat at Caerau Ely, meaning Aber enter the festive period five points outside the all-important top three, but with plenty of opportunity to make up ground over the coming weeks. Friday’s hosts also have a new man in the dugout. Matthew Driscoll was appointed last week, along with hi

The Black and Greens fell to a narrow defeat in the capital this afternoon, away to Caerau Ely, with Dan Griffiths’ tap-in on 56 minutes proving pivotal in Craig Williams’ first match in charge. Aber threatened in the second half, with Richie Ricketts and Rackeem Reid testing the keeper, but the hosts held out for a deserved win. Williams started his first match with Garin Evans and Johnny Evans up front and Tom Mason in behind. However, on a difficult pitch, chances were har

Aberystwyth Town make another long journey south this Saturday to face Caerau Ely, in what will be Craig Williams’ first match as manager following his arrival from Caersws. The 37-year-old needs no introduction to the Aber faithful, having represented the club for two seasons between 2010 and 2012 after being signed by Alan Morgan. A true Newtown legend, Craig now holds the unique distinction of having played for, and managed, Newtown, Aberystwyth, and Caersws. He enjoyed a

A new era at Aberystwyth Town begins this Friday night as the Black & Greens travel to Ammanford, with newly appointed manager Craig Williams taking his place in the dugout for the first time. The 37-year-old needs no introduction to the Aber faithful, having represented the club for two seasons between 2010 and 2012 after being signed by Alan Morgan. A true Newtown legend, Craig now holds the unique distinction of not only playing for Newtown, Aberystwyth, and Caersws, but

Aberystwyth Town Football Club is delighted to confirm the appointment of Craig Williams as Men’s First-Team Manager, joining from Caersws FC of the JD Cymru North. A stalwart of Mid Wales football throughout his 21-year senior playing career — including two seasons in Black and Green between 2010–12 — Craig takes the reins at Aberystwyth University Park Avenue Stadium following the departure of Callum McKenzie. Credit: FAW Photography Boasting more than 600 career appearance

Aber Town suffered late heartbreak at Aberystwyth University Park Avenue on Saturday afternoon when Calum Bateman’s winner in the thirteenth minute of injury time stole the spoils for Cambrian United. In a tight game, Jay Woodford gave the visitors a 27th-minute lead, but Rackeem Reid struck a deserved equaliser ten minutes later, and the match looked destined for a draw until the dramatic finale. Cambrian’s Frazer Thomas received a second yellow card seconds before the winne

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 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

Aberystwyth Town Football Club are inviting applications for the position of  Men's First Team Manager. The successful candidate will lead the Men’s First Team in the JD Cymru South and play a key role in driving forward the Club’s on-field performance and long-term footballing strategy. Essential Requirements Hold a  UEFA A Licence  (minimum). Be enrolled on, or working towards, the  UEFA Pro Licence . Demonstrate strong leadership, enthusiasm, motivation, and communication

Aberystwyth Town Football Club can confirm that Men’s First-Team Manager, Callum McKenzie, is to depart his role following Town's home fixture on 22 November, having accepted a full-time position as a Lead Coach within the Academy of Premier League side Wolverhampton Wanderers. Callum joined the Black and Greens on 4 June 2025 following a decade-long association with Newtown AFC. Tasked with rebuilding the men’s senior squad ahead of the 2025/26 JD Cymru South campaign, Callu