The Football Association of Wales is pleased to announce the launch of a new ad-free subscription tier for the Cymru Football App, arriving during March.
This new feature responds directly to feedback from supporters and regular app users who have asked for a cleaner, uninterrupted experience when following Welsh football.
Users who wish to continue accessing the Cymru Football App free of charge will still be able to do so, with the existing ad-supported version remaining fully available to all users.
During March, users will have the option to subscribe to an ad-free version of the app for:
Subscribers will benefit from the removal of all banner advertising and pop-ups, creating a faster, more streamlined experience across the platform.
Whether checking fixtures and results, following live match events or reviewing league tables, the ad-free tier ensures a smoother way to stay connected to the game in Wales.
Importantly, all revenue generated through ad-free subscriptions will be reinvested directly back into Welsh football.
By subscribing, users are not only enhancing their own experience but also contributing directly to football in Wales.
The Cymru Football App provides comprehensive coverage of domestic football in Wales, offering:
Powered by official FAW competition data, the app delivers accurate, real-time information from grassroots football through to the top of the domestic pyramid and the international teams.
The ad-free subscription tier will become available to all users during March, with the option to upgrade directly within the app. For £2.99 per month – or £24.99 annually – supporters can enjoy uninterrupted access to Welsh domestic football while helping to invest in its future.
All you’ll need to do is make sure you have the latest version of the app installed on your device and follow these simple steps:
For any users who experience an issue, contact the Football Services Centre at support@faw.cymru for assistance.
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