Plenty of exciting ties came out of the hat in the FAW Trophy round one draw tonight.
In the North West, surely the most enthralling pick is Porthmadog v Holyhead Hotspur, two teams with a strong Tier 2 history now operating in Tier 3, with both expected to perform well this term.
Among the best of the North East is the clash between FC Queen’s Park and Connah’s Quay Town.
Town are a team very much on the up, having won promotion to the Ardal North West this campaign, whereas the Park are long established cup battlers and two seasons ago won a quintet of trophies as a club.
CPD Boded v Llanuwchllyn
CPD Cefni v Llanfairfechan Town
Conwy Borough v Nantlle Vale
Llangoed and District v Pwllheli
Llanrwst United v Cemaes Bay
Llanystumdwy or Menai Bridge Tigers v Llanberis
Mochdre Sports v Bethesda Rovers
Penmaenmawr Phoenix v Llanrug United
Pentraeth v Bethesda Athletic
Porthmadog v Holyhead Hotspur
Trearddur Bay v Gwalchmai
Brickfield Rangers v Llangollen Town
Cefn Albion v CPD Gronant
Chirk AAA v Mynydd Isa
Kinmel Bay v Rhuddlan Town
Llandyrnog United v Cerrigydrudion
Llannefydd v Corwen
Llansannan v Bow
Overton Recreational v Lex XI
Plas Madoc v Acton
FC Queen’s Park v Connah’s Quay Town
CPD Y Rhyl 1879 v Coedpoeth United
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