The Football Association of Wales has today confirmed that The Rock, the home of Cefn Druids AFC, will host the 2018/19 JD Welsh Cup Final between Connah’s Quay Nomads and The New Saints. The Final will take place on Sunday 5 May at 14:45, and be broadcast live on S4C and streamed online on the S4C website and Sgorio Facebook page. This will be the first time that Cefn Druids have hosted the JD Welsh Cup Final, although their ancestors Ruabon Druids hosted the 1894 Final at t

Barry raced into this cup fixture with a early goal at Jenner Park, this did little to knock Druids confidence as they went on to dominate the first half of the tie with the majority of possession and the most clear chances. The equaliser came from a superb strike by Naim Arsan. HT 1-1 The Ancients will have been confident at the restart, this confidence was soon dashed following 2 early goals from Barry. Hood with a 50 year screamer which will no doubt find support for 'Goal

Tonight live on S4Cs Heno programme the draw for the Last 16 of the Welsh cup took place. Druids have been drawn away to Premier League rivals Barry Town United! The match will take place on the weekend of 25th January. Other draws :- Carmarthen Town v Connah’s Quay Nomads Haverfordwest County v Flint Town United / Bala Town Bangor City v Caernarfon Town Airbus UK Broughton v The New Saints Cambrian & Clydach Vale BGC v Rhyl Aberystwyth Town v Cardiff Met Llangefni Town v Lla

Cefn Druids survived a potential banana skin as they progressed past Cup minnows Ynysddu Welfare to reach Round Four of the JD Welsh Cup. Dean Rittenberg and Naim Arsan scored in the first half to settle any nerves. Lloyd Stone clawed one back for Ynysddu but after a red card to Lewis Barnett, Jordan Evans late free-kick secured the game for the the Ancients. Despite the four divisions separating the two sides, the Ddus remained competitive in the fixture as forced the Welsh

This weekend brings around the JD Welsh Cup! - Druids will face Ynysddu Welfare FC who are the lowest ranked side left in the competition. The game will be played away and KO at 14.30. Come along and support the boys! #WelshCup #Druids #YnysdduWelfare

This Sunday will see final of the Welsh Cup which will be held in Newtown and contested by Nev Powell's Aberystwyth Town and Andy Morrison's Connahs Quay Nomads. While Druids had a lacklustre run in the cup going out to Llanrhaeadr FC in their first game, there is still much to grab the attention in this final. A win for Aberystwyth would see Druids face two play off games, the first of which would be at home to Cardiff Met, if they win that they would progress to the play of

Druids have been drawn away to Llanrhaeadr FC in round 3 of the Welsh Cup. The Montgomeryshire based side currently play in the Spar Mid Wales League and have much experience in the Cymru Alliance. Llanrhaeadr's journey in the cup so far has seen them beat Queens Park 3-0 in the first round and then Caersws 2-1 in the second round. We're sure Llanrhaeadr will provide tough opposition as the Ancients look to not recreate their early exit to Llanfair last season. The fixture wi

Cefn Druids were unceremoniously dumped out of the JD Welsh Cup as James Davies’ hat-trick helped Llanfair United to a shock 4-1 victory at Mount Field. Druids’ cause wasn’t helped as they had to play 85 minutes of the match with ten men after Rakim Newton was shown a straight red card early on. Huw Griffiths recalled Filippo Mosetti Casaretto, Jordan Barrow and Jordan Harper to the starting line-up while Ellis Healing and Newton were given their debuts as international and w

Cefn Druids will make a second attempt to travel to Llanfair United on Saturday with a shortage of numbers in the squad. After the original date last weekend was called off because of a frozen pitch, Druids have agreed to switch the game back to the original conference date despite being without Naim Arsan and Adam Hesp who are away on Wales futsal duty. Stuart Cook will face a race against time to return from his international duty with England while Kyle Parle is unavailabl

Cefn Druids’ JD Welsh Cup tie away to Llanfair United has been rearranged following last Saturday’s postponement. As the Mount Field pitch was frozen ahead of the tie, Druids will now travel to Llanfair Caereinion this coming Saturday, 28 January, with kick-off at 1.30pm. #Llanfair #Druids #WelshCup