Llandudno Reserves have proved they are a team for the now and for the future after completing a four-day double.
Last Wednesday, Tudno lifted the FAW Reserve League North Cup with a 2-0 win over Holywell Town Development in the final at the Four Crosses Construction Arena, Colwyn Bay.
The deadlock was broken on 43 minutes with a goal from Cai Roberts and Ceiran Williams added a second after 72.
Holywell put up a good battle, but overall LLandudno were deserved winners.
Llandudno team: Thomas Guinn, Cieran Williams, Joshua Humphreys (c), Harley Doyle, Morgan Thomas, Harry Dodwell, Bryn Williams, Kieran Baker, Alfie Banning, Cai Roberts, Jordan Hadaway. Subs used: Sam Glennon, Harri Jones, Frankie Beteta. Unused subs: Thomas Williamson. Harvey Bennett.
Then on Saturday, Llandudno Reserves wrapped up the FAW Reserve League North West title with a 4-0 success at Llanrwst United Reserves.
Veteran Robert Gaze netted the opener on six minutes before Kieran Baker was dismissed for a second yellow card after 17.
Undeterred, the visitors edged further ahead when Harvey Bennett scored in first half added time.
Bennett, who bagged 12 goals for the first team in the Cymru North this season, struck again on 59 minutes to put the reserves 3-0 up with his 16th of the campaign in all competitions.
Cieran Williams rounded off the scoring with his 13th goal of 2024-25 in the 86th minute.
A great season for the mainly youngsters-based reserves, the majority of their players having experienced first team action or been part of senior squads during the campaign.
Freya Hayward is another young talent who has joined Wtexham Foresters Three more signings have…
Many thanks to clubs for photographs and information BETHESDA ROVERS (TIER 5) Dean Redmond (to…
S4C has renewed its commitment to Welsh domestic football for the next three years, with…
The fixture release days for the 2026/27 Genero Adran Leagues season have been confirmed. The…
Ian Taylor and Josh Mottram of Colwyn Bay AC produced great runs at Conwy Two…
Setting off from Cardiff A community football team ran from Cardiff Castle to Conwy Castle…