S4C executives have confirmed that the documentary Ni ’di Bangor Aye! (NDBA!) will be released on Friday 30 January, coinciding with a major Welsh Cup weekend for Bangor City 1876.
The 20-minute documentary charts the recent revival of Bangor football, following the club, its players, supporters and wider community during a pivotal period on and off the pitch.
The programme captures the renewed momentum around the club as it competes at the top of the league and looks ahead to an important phase in its future.
NDBA! will be available on S4C Clic, BBC iPlayer, and YouTube, reaching audiences in Wales and beyond.
The launch comes at a time of growing interest in Welsh football stories, with Bangor 1876’s season attracting increasing attention both locally and nationally.
More details will be announced ahead of transmission.
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