The new North East Wales Football League has announced the make-up of its divisions for the 2020-21 season.
There will be 41 teams competing, 16 in Tier 4, 12 in Tier 5 and a Reserves League will cater for 13 teams.
Tier 4 is the North East Wales League Premier Division and Tier 5 will be the North East Wales League Championship.
The NEWFL, part of the restructure of domestic football in Wales, is an amalgamation of the former Welsh National League (Wrexham Area) and the old North East Wales League, whose name lives on through the revamped set-up.
There is a big welcome to six new teams – AFC Bagillt, Connah’s Quay Town, Deeside FC, Llanfarthin FC, Railway Rovers and Ruabon Rovers – who join Tier 5.
High profile members of Tier 4 include former WNL Premier Division champions FC Queen’s Park, as well as Greenfield, Welsh Alliance League Division Two champions in 2015/16 and subsequently a strong presence in Division One.
Acton FC
Brymbo Victoria
Castell Alun
Cefn Mawr Rangers
Chirk Town
Coedpoeth United
FC Queen’s Park
Greenfield
Halkyn & Flint Mountain
Hawarden Rangers
Johnstown Youth
Lex XI
Llangollen Town
Mynydd Isa Spartans
New Brighton Villa
Overton Recretational
AFC Bagillt
CPD Bellevue
Borras Park Albion
CPD Caerwys
Connah’s Quay Town
Deeside FC
Llanfarthin FC
Mold Town United
Penyffordd Lions
Railway Rovers
Ruabon Rovers
CPD Sychdyn
CPD Caerwys
Castell Alun
Cefn Mawr Rangers
Coedpoeth
FC Queen’s Park
Hawarden Rangers
Johnstown Youth
Lex XI
Llangollen Town
Llay Welfare Colts
Mynydd Isa Spartans
Overton Recreational
Ruthin Town Colts
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