World Heart Day 2017 – Share the Power This year Cefn Druids AFC is supporting World Heart Day which aims to raise awareness of cardiovascular disease (CVD) and to educate people on the benefits of an active and healthy lifestyle. Held each year on 29th September, World Heart Day is organised by the World Heart Federation and is supported by UEFA and Healthy Stadia. Working together with the European football family, we can all make a significant contribution to reducing prem

Huw Griffiths' boys headed into Thursday nights fixture on the back of a hard fought point against Prestatyn the previous week. Bala a side who secured European football last season would be searching for 3 points following their bloodied nose delivered by a resurgent Carmarthen Town. Bala often prove tough opponents but always provide entertaining games, the 4-4 draw at the Rock last season will be in the minds of all the fans heading into this fixture. Bala started strong,

Tom Williams has today completed his move from The Rock to Clappers Lane, home of Gresford Athletic. Williams made a number of appearances Pre-season but has failed to make the squad since the start of the current Welsh Premier League Campaign. Williams will follow teammate Ben Burrows who is currently on Loan with Gresford. Everyone here at Cefn Druids would like to wish Tom the best of luck as he starts his time with Gresford Athletic. #Transfers #Druids

Druids are delighted to announce that two of our U19 Squad have been called up for the North Wales U18's Academy Representative team who will play in a trial against a South Wales U18s side. Adam Jones & CJ Craven will both attend the game which will be held in Newtown on Thursday, 21st September at 2.00p.m. This is a great credit to all the hard work that goes in to the Academy that two of our players have been called up to represent North Wales! Congratulations & Good Luck

Last Friday Druids secured a point at home against a determined Prestatyn side, Druids showed their strength throughout the game and fought back, with Nathan Peate securing a late equaliser. The prospect of facing last seasons Welsh Cup Winners and strong league outfit Bala Town this week is not a easy one and Huw Griffiths' boys will need to be prepared to face a well drilled and tough Bala side. Last season Druids lost 2-0 away at Maes Tegid but secured a point after a 4-4

Under 11s V Chester (Away) Played 3x 20mins. 1st game Drew 1-1. 2nd game Drew 1-1 & lost last game 1-0. We played out from the back all game & passed the ball around really well. We created far more chances overall & if it wasn't for their keeper we would have scored plenty. Stand out player was Jake Fox U12s V Airbus (Away) Cefn Druids U12's ran out winners in an exciting end to end game on Sunday 17th 2017. In a game that could have gone either way, druids desire and effort

Huw Griffiths added to his defensive options after securing Ryan Pryce on a short term loan deal from The New Saints. The 20 year old from Telford is highly rated and has enjoyed much success with TNS since his first team debut back in the 2014/15 season after working his way through the youth structure at the club. Ryan, who landed trials with a number of larger clubs including Middlesborough, is considered a versatile young full-back who will hopefully make an impact during

Sundays game we welcomed Prestatyn town to the rock to what was GW3 in the WPDL. Our first two league fixtures had seen us lose a close battle to TNS 1-0 at home and a well-earned draw away to flint town 1-1. It was Manager Josh Millington first home game as U19 manager and had made the message clear to his lads that a good performance and 3 points was needed to get their season going. Matt Pritchard and Ben Dawson earned a starting position from their performance away to fli

This Friday Druids will take on the current League Champions, The New Saints. Last Season Druids took no points from these fixtures losing 4-0 and 0-2 but the Druids will head into this fixture optimistically on the back of improving league performances as well as the knowledge that changing staff at TNS may have unsettled the winning formula built up over many seasons. As ever it will be a strong well fought fixture between two passionate local sides. Park Hall - KO: 19.45 (

Druids fielded a strong side to face Gresford in the second round of the NEWFA Cup, after disappointment the previous week dropping out of the Nathaniel MG Cup, the ancients needed a statement to show they were taking lessons from their previous defeats. The game opened fairly evenly with both sides taking chances, a repeat of the pre season draw seemed a possibility until Naim Arsan found the back of the net after 21 minutes, Healing and Mudimu rounded off a great first half