Nefyn United of the fifth-tier Gwynedd League have landed a massive tie at home to eight-time competition winners Bangor City in the next stage of the 2019-20 Welsh Cup.
The Penwaig advanced to the first round proper on Saturday with a 7-4 away victory at Welsh Alliance Division One outfit Mynydd Llandegai.
Meanwhile, fellow Gwynedd League outfit Bangor 1876, 6-2 conquerors of Penrhyndeudraeth from WAL Division One at the weekend, are home again in round one to Welsh National League Premier Division outfit Penycae.
One of the ties of the round will see Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant, second in the Cymru North, host current leaders of that league, Prestatyn Town.
Colwyn Bay will mark their return to the competition with a visit to fellow Cymru North side Corwen.
Mynydd Isa Spartans of WNL Division One, surprise winners at Denbigh Town in the second qualifying round, have been drawn at home to Llanfair United.
All ties will be played next month.
Bangor 1876 v Penycae
Blaenau Amateurs v Buckley Town
Chirk AAA v Llannefydd
Coedpoeth United v Gresford Athletic
Conwy Borough v Ruthin Town
Corwen v Colwyn Bay
Flint Town United v Four Crosses
Greenfield v Caersws
Guilsfield v Brymbo
Holyhead Hotspur v Montgomery Town
Holywell Town v Llandudno
Llanberis v Porthmadog
Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant v Prestatyn Town
Llanrug United v Aberffraw
Mynydd Isa Spartans v Llanfair United
Nantlle Vale v Rhydymwyn
Nefyn United v Bangor City
Prestatyn Sports v Cefn Mawr Rangers/FC Queen’s Park
Rhyl v Llangefni Town
Waterloo Rovers v Mold Alexandra
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