Two teams which caused big upsets in the FAW Trophy second round have been paired together at the next stage.
In this afternoon’s draw, Lex, who won away at holders Cefn Albion last Friday, landed a home tie against Menai Bridge Tigers, conquerors of Mynydd Llandegai from two levels above.
Bangor 1876 will continue their ongoing adventures of meeting new opponents with a visit to Welsh Alliance Division One club Llanrwst United, semi-finalists in the Trophy in 2011/12.
Brymbo versus Holywell Town, both winners of the competition in recent years, is a real crunch tie between two teams expected to challenge for the Welsh National League Premier Division title.
One of the ties of the round could be Denbigh Town v FC Queen’s Park, two of the biggest guns in the Welsh Alliance and Welsh National leagues respectively.
All ties will take place on October 26.
(ties to be played on October 26)
Bodedern v Llanberis
Brymbo v Holywell Town
Denbigh Town v FC Queen’s Park
Gaerwen v Brickfield Rangers
Greenfield v Cefn Mawr Rangers
Lex XI v Menai Bridge Tigers
Llandudno Albion v Mynydd Isa Spartans
Llandudno Junction v Barmouth & Dyffryn United
Llanrwst United v Bangor 1876
Llanuwchllyn v Llanrug United
Llay Welfare v Llandudno Athletic
Mold Alexandra v New Brighton Villa
Nantlle Vale v Coedpoeth United
Nefyn United v CPD Llannefydd
Penrhyndeudraeth v Holyhead Hotspur
Rhostyllen v Rhos Aelwyd
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