8th May
Barry Town beat Penydarren 1-5 at The Bont in this re-scheduled Friday night semi-final.
Aldridge was on fine form for the visitors, scoring 2 early goals then providing an assist for teammate, Ferguson. Griffiths and Davies completed the scoring to secure the win which sees League runners-up, Barry, face League winners, Llanelli, in the Cup final on 17th May. Lane scored a consolation for the hosts.
3rd May
Llanelli Town beat Briton Ferry Llansawel 2-1 to move into the final on 17th May where they will face the winner of the Penydarren v Barry Town tie...writes Kev Bartley...Llanelli took an early lead when Cerison Davies converted a cross from Kev Bartley. Soon after, Briton Ferry won a free kick on the edge of the Llanelli penalty area and Tom Warren smashed home. It remained 1-1 going into half time.
In the second half Llanelli stepped up the pressure, although Ferry always looked dangerous on the break with Del Patel always a theat. The breakthrough came for the hosts on 77mins when an excellent through ball by Willy Williams was finished off by Kev Bartley. The remainder of the game was end to end and Llanelli were happy to hear the final whistle. This was another great example of how physically demanding this league is, and credit to both teams.
19th April
QF 1.
Llanelli Town 3 (Legg, Davey, Bartley) Ferndale 3 (Griffiths [2], Michael.
Llanelli Town win 4-2 on Pens
QF 2.
Pentyrch Rangers 4 (Meek, Shortman, Meunier, Henders) Briton Ferry Llansawel 4 (Patel [2], Jones, Morgan)
Briton Ferry Llansawel win 4-5 on Pens
QF 3.
Penydarren 9 (Lane [6!!], Doherty [2], Watkins) Rockspur 0
QF 4.
Barry Town 10 (Ferguson [3], Williams [2], Garrett [2], Aldridge, Misbah, Dodds) Penybont 1 (Howard)
Llanelli Town o45s 2026
8th April
Ferndale beat Upper Rhondda 4-0 with goals from Matthews, Jones, Taylor and Griffiths, and they move into the quarter finals where they will travel to Llanelli, who advanced courtesy of a bye.
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