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Despite attracting a fantastic crowd of 401 to Aberystwyth University Park Avenue Stadium, Aber Town suffered their heaviest Cymru South defeat of the season yesterday, going down 4–0 to promotion rivals Caerau Ely AFC. The visitors were ahead inside eight minutes through Oliver Redhead and turned the screw in the second half through Liam Bishop (59 and 66 mins) and Tim Parker (71 mins), leaving the Black and Greens glum at full time. Credit: FAW On a pleasant afternoon, a pr

After seeing a remarkable seven-game unbeaten run come to an end on Tuesday night at Ammanford, Aberystwyth Town will regroup and look to respond this Sunday in another crucial encounter against Caerau Ely at Aberystwyth University Park Avenue. The visitors sit just below the Black & Greens in the league table and have enjoyed an outstanding campaign to date, collecting 37 points from 22 matches and reaching the Quarter-Finals of the JD Welsh Cup.   Caerau Ely are no stranger

Aber Town’s great run of wins came to an end at Recreation Ground Ammanford last night, as Ammanford AFC reclaimed third place with a 2–1 victory. Daniel John opened the scoring for the hosts in the 11th minute, but Town equalised in first-half injury time through Johnny Evans’ header. Town started the second half well, but the game swung on a 67th-minute penalty decision, and Matthew Delaney dispatched the kick to earn the home win. Credit: FAW The Black and Greens came into