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FAW Welsh Cup

FAW Welsh Cup

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The FAW Premier Cup, previously known as the FAW Invitation Cup until 1998, was a football competition in Wales that took place annually between 1997 and 2008. This event was organized by the Football Association of Wales in response to the exclusion of clubs playing in English leagues, including six Welsh clubs, from the Welsh Cup starting in 1996. As a result, the FAW needed an alternative competition where top Welsh teams could continue to compete ...

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FAW Welsh Cup Latest Results

Final

Semifinals

Round 5

Round 4

Cardiff Metropolitan University

More matches

Match statistics

48%

17%

35%

48 home wins

17 Draws

35 away wins

Goals Scored

Full time

1st Half / 2nd Half

Scored per game

Over

Under

0.5

95%

1.5

92%

2.5

81%

15%

3.5

58%

37%

4.5

39%

57%

scored 1st/2nd Half

statistics

scored in 1H

84%

scored in 2H

89%

Scored in both halves

78%

scored average 1H

1.8

scored average 2H

2.35

Goals by minute

10 mins

15 mins

10 mins

Goals

0 - 10 mins

17%

11 - 20 mins

17%

21 - 30 mins

31 - 40 mins

41 - 50 mins

51 - 60 mins

61 - 70 mins

71 - 80 mins

17%

81 - 90+ mins

17%

15 mins

Goals

0 - 15 mins

25%

16 - 30 mins

17%

31 - 45+ mins

46 - 60 mins

61 - 75 mins

25%

76 - 90+ mins

17%

Corners and cards

Corners

Cards

Over

Corners

7.5

8.5

9.5

10.5

11.5

12.5

13.5

Over

Cards

0.5

1.5

2.5

3.5

4.5

5.5

6.5

FAW Welsh Cup Top Scorers

Goals

1 Reeves, Elliot

2
2 Darren Stephenson
FW

1
3 Woollam, Ben
DF

1
4 Burke, Michael

1
5 Young, Bradley Jamie Ethan
FW

1

Initially, the tournament included three Welsh clubs from the Football League (Cardiff City, Swansea City, and Wrexham), along with Merthyr Tydfil and four League of Wales clubs (now the Welsh Premier League). Merthyr Tydfil had a guaranteed spot until the 2001-02 season, after which the highest-ranked team among Newport County, Merthyr Tydfil, and Colwyn Bay was invited to participate. Colwyn Bay never qualified later on. By the 2004-05 season, the competition expanded to 16 clubs, featuring the top 10 Welsh Premier League clubs and the best-performing team among Newport County, Merthyr Tydfil, and Colwyn Bay, in addition to the Welsh Cup winners, Cardiff City, Swansea City, and Wrexham. The FAW Premier Cup offered attractive prize money for participants, with TV coverage income divided among the competing clubs. Losing semi-finalists received £25,000 each, runners-up got £50,000, and the champions received £100,000. Despite the financial rewards, some top clubs reportedly did not take the competition seriously, including Cardiff City, who only won the cup once in 2002 by defeating arch-rivals Swansea City. Wrexham had a strong presence in the finals, with Welsh Premier League clubs Barry Town, Rhyl, The New Saints, and Llanelli also making appearances. The 2007 final marked the first time an English Football League team was not present. The final edition in 2008 saw Newport County triumphing over Llanelli at Newport Stadium. Broadcasted on BBC Wales, the FAW Premier Cup faced cancellation in 2008 following the withdrawal of BBC Wales sponsorship. In the 2011-12 season, exiled clubs were given the opportunity to participate in the Welsh Cup again. While Merthyr Town, Newport County, and Wrexham accepted, Cardiff City, Colwyn Bay, and Swansea City declined. UEFA's rejection of granting Europa League entry through this route led to these clubs' absence in the Welsh Cup in the subsequent season.

General FAW Welsh Cup Information

The FAW Welsh Cup tournament, held in Wales, is a premier competition of the FAW Welsh Cup 25/26 season, running from 18/09/2025 to 12/04/2026. Fans and enthusiasts can access comprehensive details on azscore.ng, including results, livescore, standings, fixtures, odds, team lineups, and real-time updates—all available for free with a stable internet connection.

Top Performers in the Tournament

Leading Team: dominates the leaderboard with victories.
Top Scorer: Reeves Elliot leads as the best striker with 2 goals.
Top Assist Maker: excels in playmaking.

The FAW Welsh Cup page offers:

Live Scores: Track ongoing matches with up-to-date statistics.
Match History: Review past games with detailed breakdowns.
Upcoming Fixtures: Check the schedule for future matches.
Team Insights: Explore squad details and performance trends.
Standings: View the latest table for FAW Welsh Cup.

Stay ahead of the action—don’t miss the next match: %TournamentNextMatch%. Full details, including score updates, are just a click away on azscore.ng. On the FAW Welsh Cup page, users can dive into past performances and future predictions without needing to register. All scores and tournament insights are readily accessible for every fan.

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