Aberystwyth Town Women produced a dramatic late comeback to secure a thrilling 4–3 victory over Barry Town United Women in a classic final-day encounter in the Genero Adran Premier at Aberystwyth University Park Avenue. Credit: Steve Williams The hosts made a perfect start, taking the lead inside just three minutes. Carys Bufton was quickest to react inside the box, finishing from close range with a poacher’s effort to give Aber an early advantage. Barry responded almost imme

Aberystwyth Town Women host Barry Town United Women in their upcoming final Genero Adran Premier fixture at Park Avenue. Credit: Jamie Edwards/FAW The Seasiders will be looking to finish the season on a high and build momentum heading into the next campaign. With confidence growing and a blend of experienced players and emerging talent in the squad, Aber will aim to deliver a strong final performance in front of their home supporters. Recent meetings between the two sides sug

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.

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

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 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

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 Women secured their Genero Adran Premier status with a historic 5–0 victory away to Pontypridd United Women, recording their biggest win in the competition and confirming their place in the top flight for next season. Credit: Andrew Orchard/FAW Aber made the perfect start and broke the deadlock in just the 5th minute with a well-worked corner routine. Shauna Chambers delivered an excellent ball into the area which was met powerfully by Amy Jenkins, whose hea

Aberystwyth Town Women travel to face Pontypridd United Women in their upcoming Genero Adran Premier fixture at USW Sport Park. The Seasiders will be looking to build momentum and secure an important result as the season moves into a crucial stage. With confidence building and a mix of experience and youth in the squad, Aber will aim to deliver another strong performance and strengthen their position in the league standings. Geraint Nicholas/FAW Clashes between Aberystwyth an

Aberystwyth Town Women endured a frustrating afternoon in South Wales as they suffered a 3–0 defeat away to Barry Town United Women, with a difficult second half overshadowing an encouraging and resilient first-half performance. Credit: Jamie Edwards/FAW From the opening whistle, the Seasiders showed strong organisation and defensive discipline, setting up with a compact shape and working hard to frustrate the hosts. Barry enjoyed spells of possession and created several shoo

Aberystwyth Town Women travel to Barry Town United Women in their upcoming Genero Adran Premier fixture at Jenner Park, Barry. The Seasiders will be looking to make a strong start to Phase Two after two closely contested encounters with Barry earlier in the season. Despite narrow 3-2 and 2-1 defeats, Aberystwyth pushed their opponents all the way on both occasions and will take confidence from those performances as they aim to turn fine margins into valuable points. With beli

Aberystwyth Town Women are pleased to confirm the club’s Phase Two fixtures for the 2025/26 Genero Adran Premier season. With the league now split into two conferences, the Seasiders will face familiar opponents home and away as the competition heads into its decisive final stage. Lewis Mitchell / FAW Phase Two offers an exciting run-in with every match carrying added significance, and the squad are preparing to build on their efforts so far as they push to finish the campaig

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

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 Women showed character and control as they battled to a dramatic 2–2 draw against Briton Ferry Llansawel Women on Thursday 22 January, with a stoppage-time free kick rescuing a deserved point for the Seasiders. Geraint Nicholas / FAW Aberystwyth made a bright and positive start, pressing aggressively from the opening exchanges and setting the tempo early on. Their approach paid dividends in the 17th minute when excellent pressing forced an error at the back.

Aberystwyth Town Women return to home soil this weekend as they welcome Briton Ferry Llansawel Women to Park Avenue in the Genero Adran Premier. The Seasiders will be eager to start the new year on a positive note in front of their supporters and build momentum in the league. Credit: Geraint Nicholas / FAW It promises to be a challenging encounter, with Briton Ferry arriving in Ceredigion having shown their quality all season. Known for their attacking threat and physical pr

Aberystwyth Town Women produced a spirited and determined performance in North Wales on Sunday afternoon, pushing Wrexham AFC Women all the way in a thrilling Adran Trophy quarter-final at The Rock Stadium. Credit: Sam Eaden / FAW From the first whistle, the Seasiders showed their trademark grit and commitment against a strong Wrexham side who sit top of the Adran Premier this season. With both teams giving their all, it was a pulsating contest, marked by pace, physicality, a

Aberystwyth Town Women make the long trip north this weekend as they face a difficult Genero Adran Trophy knockout fixture at The Rock. The Seasiders will be aiming to put in a positive performance and give their travelling fans plenty to cheer about. It’s a fixture that has historically been a tough test for Aberystwyth, and with Wrexham enjoying strong league form, discipline and resilience will be essential if Aber are to return home with a result. Wrexham currently sit am

Aberystwyth Town Women delivered one of their most complete and courageous performances of the season on Sunday afternoon, pushing title-challengers Wrexham all the way in a thrilling 3–2 contest at The Rock Stadium. Despite the narrow defeat, the Seasiders showcased outstanding attacking quality, tactical discipline and unshakeable character, leaving North Wales with pride and momentum. Geraint Nicholas/FAW After conceding an early goal inside the opening minutes, many teams