It’s all pretty regionalised in the second round FAW Amateur Trophy draw released this afternoon.
Last season’s finalists Llandudno Albion, who never got to play their showpiece game against Penydarren BGC because of the Covid crisis, have a tough-looking trip to Prestatyn Sports ahead.
Two Wrexham area crackers see Brymbo host Rhostyllen and new dynamos Chirk Town entertain past Trophy winners Cefn Albion.
Amlwch Town’s reward for Saturday’s thrilling penalties victory over Glantraeth is a trip to Bangor 1876.
Bodedern Athletic v CPD Cefni
Brymbo v Rhostyllen
Chirk Town v Cefn Albion
Coedpoeth United v Llay Miners Welfare
Connah’s Quay Town v Halkyn and Flint Mountain
Corwen v Chirk AAA
CPD Aberffraw v CPD Llannerchymedd
CPD Bangor 1876 v Amlwch Town
CPD Bontnewydd v Nantlle Vale
CPD Llannefydd v CPD Caer Clwyd
CPD Penrhyndeudraeth v Nefyn United
CPD Y Felinheli v Porthmadog
CPD Y Rhyl 1879 v Llanrwst United
Denbigh Town v Llansannan
Glan Conwy v Meliden
Llanfairfechan Town v Gwalchmai
Llangollen Town v Cefn Mawr Rangers
New Brighton Villa v Castell Alun Colts
Mold Alexandra v Greenfield
Penmaenmawr Phoenix v Menai Bridge Tigers
Prestatyn Sports v Llandudno Albion
Rhydymwyn v FC Queen’s Park
Talysarn Celts v Mynydd Llandegai
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