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The last 16 of the FAW Amateur Trophy has been drawn – who was your team paired with ?

Bodedern goalkeeper Carl Jones gathers the ball during Saturday’s Trophy tie against Penrhyndeudraeth. It was his opposite number who had much the busier afternoon as Boded won 7-0. Athletic are home to Berriew in the last 16. Picture: WYNNE EVANS

Bodedern Athletic have landed a home draw with mid-Wales side Berriew in the last 16 of the 2021-22 FAW Amateur Trophy.

The Anglesey outfit walloped Penrhyndeudraeth 7-0 in Saturday’s fourth round tussle at Cae Ty Cristion and are currently flying high in the tier 4 North Wales Coast West Premier Division.

Berriew needed penalties to overcome the strong challenge of Mynydd Llandegai.

Current holders, Cefn Albion, will be home to Llannefydd, conquerors of Bangor 1876 at the weekend.

Meanwhile, an all-tier 3 Ardal North West battle will see Mold Alexandra entertain Llandudno Albion, who reached the 2019-20 final, which was never played due to Covid.

The draw for round five of the FAW Amateur Trophy took place at FAW HQ, Hensol today.

Matches are to be played on Saturday, 2 October.

This is the final regionalised round of the competition and the round five draw is as follows:

NORTH

Bodedern Athletic v Berriew
Cefn Albion v CPD Llannefydd
Mold Alexandra v Llandudno Albion

SOUTH

Monmouth Town v Pontardawe Town
Pontyclun v Lliswerry
Baglan Dragons v Cardiff Corinthians
Caersws v Ynyshir Albions
Goytre v Rockspur

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