LIBBY
ISAAC

Aber Town brought the 2025/26 season to a close with a goalless draw away to Ynyshir Albions FC. In an entertaining contest, both sides created chances, and Albions’ Jorrie-Blue Griffiths was sent off in the 31st minute, but Town couldn’t make the extra man count. Rackeem Reid’s 86th-minute missed penalty summed up a frustrating end to the season for Craig Williams’ men. On a sunny lunchtime in the Rhondda Fach, Aber made a first-ever visit to the Ynyshir Bowl and started bri

The 2025/26 season draws to a close this Saturday as ATFC make one final trip south, to face Ynyshir Albions. A win for the Black & Greens, combined with Carmarthen Town dropping points at Trethomas Bluebirds, would see Craig Williams’ side secure a 5th-place finish in what has been a rollercoaster debut campaign in the JD Cymru South.   Since last summer, Aber have faced significant challenges. An almost entirely new squad was assembled at the start of the season, followed

Aber Town suffered a bitterly disappointing 3–1 defeat away to relegated Cwmbran Celtic FC on Saturday afternoon, as goals from Sam Powell (13 mins), Alex McDowell (48 mins) and Isaac Powell (80 mins) did the damage. Tom Mason’s 89th-minute response for Town did cut the deficit, but Celtic saw out the match for a deserved first victory of the season on Matchday 29. A difficult surface made for a messy start, but Jac Evans’ early lob bounced just over the bar for the hosts. At