Llangefni Town Ladies will have a new manager in place when they meet CPDM Bangor 1876 in a friendly on Sunday at Bethesda.
Dan Gregg has taken over the team from Bryn Griffith, who has had to step down due to work and personal commitments.
Dan is uncle to Casey Gregg, the young striker currently impressing at Bodedern Athletic.
Holyhead man Dan played for CPD Cefni in 2019-20.
He previously managed Cybi Women for two seasons.
Newly-formed Llangefni have shown plenty of promise and commitment in pre-season so far and will be announcing their squad to compete in the North Wales Women’s League in 2021-22 over the next week or so.
On Sunday, they will take on a CPDM Bangor 1876 squad packed with talent who have impressed greatly in their friendlies to date.
The teams have already met once this summer back in June with 1876 winning 5-1, but Llangefni competed well throughout.
This Sunday’s game will take place at Plas Ffrancon Leisure Centre, Bethesda (note venue) kick off 1.15 pm.
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