Fixtures

Sundays at two.

The league team in the valleys women's league. Home at Cae Dderwen, and away within the hour. Bring a coat and shout for us.

A woman in plain green shielding the ball from an opponent in white on a valley pitch

Next game

Home to Aberdulas Ladies

Sunday 8 November, 2pm, Cae Dderwen. Free, and there is tea.

This season

DateAgainstResult
Sun 6 SepNantgoch Ladies2–2
Sun 13 Sepat Bryn Tawel Women1–3
Sun 27 SepTregwyn Ladies3–1
Sun 4 Octat Pant Melin Women0–0
Sun 18 OctHendre Wen Ladies2–4
Sun 25 Octat Cefn Llwyd Women1–2
Sun 8 NovAberdulas Ladies2pm
Sun 15 Novat Ty Glas Women2pm
Sun 29 NovBryn Tawel Women2pm
Sun 13 Decat Nantgoch Ladies2pm
Sun 10 JanPant Melin Women2pm
Sun 24 Janat Tregwyn Ladies2pm
Sun 7 FebCefn Llwyd Women2pm
Sun 21 Febat Hendre Wen Ladies2pm
Sun 7 MarTy Glas Women2pm
Sun 21 Marat Aberdulas Ladies2pm

Our score first. We lose about as often as we win, and we finish every game in the clubhouse either way. Opponents and scores on this demonstration site are invented.

A modest grass football ground at the bottom of a steep valley with small brick changing rooms and terraced houses climbing the hillside

Come and watch

It's free, and there's tea.

Home games are at Cae Dderwen on Sundays at two. Bring the family, a chair and a big coat. Nobody will mind what you shout, within reason, unless you shout it at the fourteen-year-old running the line.

Find Cae Dderwen

Turn up on Tuesday. That is genuinely the whole plan.

Seven o'clock at Cae Dderwen, in whatever you have got. Your first month costs nothing. Bethan will find you at the gate, and nobody will ask you what position you played in 2004.