Football

Women’s football development league will cater for North East Wales

Artwork: CPD Cei Connah – with thanks

The newly-formed North East Wales Women’s Development League comes into being this season.

FIVE teams will compete, namely:
CPD Cei Connah
Coedpoeth United
Hawarden Park
Mynydd Isa
Northop Hall Blues

Teams will play each other home and away over 10 rounds of matches between September 14, 2025 and February 1, 2026.

Fixtures

September 14
CPD Cei Connah v Coedpoeth United
Northop Hall Blues v Hawarden Park

September 28
Northop Hall Blues v CPD Cei Connah
Mynydd Isa v Hawarden Park

October 12
CPD Cei Connah v Mynydd Isa
Northop Hall Blues v Coedpoeth United

October 26
Hawarden Park v CPD Cei Connah
Mynydd isa v Coedpoeth United

November 9
Hawarden Park v Coedpoeth United
Mynydd Isa v Northop Hall Blues

November 23
Coedpoeth United v CPD Cei Connah
Hawarden Park v Northop Hall Blues

December 7
CPD Cei Connah v Northop Hall Blues
Hawarden Park v Mynydd Isa

January 4
Mynydd Isa v CPD Cei Connah
Coedpoeth United v Northop Hall Blues

January 18
CPD Cei Connah v Hawarden Park
Coedpoeth United v Mynydd Isa

February 2
Coedpoeth United v Hawarden Park
Northop Hall Blues v Mynydd Isa

  • A North East Wales Women’s Football League Development Cup will also run during the season.
  • The former North East Wales Women’s Football League is now disbanded and its ex-clubs will join the new Central Wales North League

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