As the 2022-23 season comes to an end, the North East Wales Football Association has been busy organising its annual cup finals weekend.
These showpiece events have taken place since 2017 and the venue this year across the three days is the Memorial Playing Fields, the home of Ruthin Town FC.
Here is your guide to what will be an amazing weekend of football.
Ruabon Rovers v FC Queen’s Park (7.30 pm – pitch 1)
U12s Cup: Borras Park Albion v Brymbo Lodge (10 am – on Pitch 3)
U14s Cup: Greenfield Juniors v Ruthin Town (11 am – on Pitch 2)
U16s Cup: Ewloe Harriers v Broughton United Super Saints (11:30 am – on Pitch 1)
U15s Cup: Chirk Youth v Hawarden Rangers (2 pm – on Pitch 2)
NEWFA Senior Challenge Cup: Holywell Town v Gresford Athletic (4 pm – on Pitch 1)
U13s Cup: Coedpoeth United v Llay United Juniors (10 am – on Pitch 4)
Veterans Cup: FC Queen’s Park v Hawarden Rangers (11 am – on Pitch 2)
U19s Cup: Brickfield Rangers v Hawarden Rangers (12:30 pm – on Pitch 1)
NEWFA Women’s Challenge Cup: Connah’s Quay Nomads v Airbus UK Broughton (3.30 pm – on Pitch 1)
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