Good news for North Wales clubs in the FAW Amateur Trophy – four out of our six hopefuls have landed home draws in the last 16 of the national competition.
Tier 4 giant-killers Talysarn Celts will welcome T5 Cardiff Cosmopolitan of the South Wales Premier League Championship on December 5.
Tier 3 Ardal North West leaders Trearddur Bay will also host Cardiff-based opposition with Clwb Cymric of the T4 South Wales Premier Division facing the long journey north.
FC Queens Park, top of the T3 Ardal North East, are home to Cwmbran Celtic, currently ninth in T3 Ardal South East.
And Ardal North West club Kinmel Bay will greet Dolgellau AA from Ardal North East at Y Morfa.
Prestatyn Town of T3 Ardal North West have drawn the short straw for North Wales with a lengthy journey south to Pontyclun, third in the Tier 4 South Wales Premier Division, in store.
CKSV v Knighton Town
Kinmel Bay v Dolgellau AA
FC Queens Park v Cwmbran Celtic
Mumbles Rangers v Giants Grave
Pontyclun v Prestatyn Town
Rogerstone v Splott Albion
Talysarn Celts v Cardiff Cosmopolitan
Trearddur Bay v Clwb Cymric
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