Rhyl and District Sunday Football League restarts

Tomorrow sees the restart of the Rhyl and District Sunday Football League.

After two seasons of disruption due to Covid, it is hoped the league’s 2021-22 campaign can be its first complete one since 2018-19.

In recent years North Wales has lost some great Sunday football competitions, but the Rhyl and District remains strong.

Nine teams will take part in this season’s league, based in Rhyl, Prestatyn, Llandudno, Conwy, Llandudno Junction and Glan Conwy.

As per usual, one of the chief sides to beat will be the mighty FC Mally of the Junction.

This amazing team has won three quadruples and a treble in recent seasons under the management of Andy Colville and Nathan Watson.

Everyone will be out to knock the Mally off their perch, including the Millbank, who defeated the Junction stars in a friendly earlier this summer. However, now the real competition starts………

The nine teams competing in 2021-22 are:

Millbank FC
Manager – Liam Groves
Based – Rhyl

Six Bells FC
Manager – Scott Halliday
Based – Rhyl

The Royal Oak FC
Manager – Mark Dudley
Based – Rhyl

Rhyl Wanderers FC
Manager – Tyler Donnelly
Based – Prestatyn

Bar Bow FC
Manager – James Benbow
Based – Rhyl

FC Mally
Manager – Andy Colville
Based – Llandudno Junction

Conwy Comrades
Manager – Ryan Neal
Based – Conwy

The Alex FC
Manager – Adam Porter
Based – Llandudno

Y Clwb
Manager – Dan Parry
Based – Glan Conwy

Opening fixtures – Sunday, September 19

North Wales Coast Challenge Cup (11 am)
Rhyl Wanderers v FC Mally (The Meadows, Prestatyn)

Rhyl and District Sunday League (11 am)
Royal Oak v Bar Bow

Rhyl and District Sunday League Cup (11 am)
Conwy Comrades v The Alex

Millbank v Six Bells – OFF