# FAW Trophy

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The **FAW Welsh Trophy** is a knock-out [football](/source/Association_football) competition contested annually by teams from [Wales](/source/Wales) and the borders.

The [Football Association of Wales](/source/Football_Association_of_Wales) is the organising body of this competition, which has been run every year since its inception in [1890–91](/source/1890%E2%80%9391_Welsh_Amateur_Cup) (except during the two World Wars and the [COVID-19 pandemic](/source/COVID-19_pandemic)) for clubs competing in the lower echelons of the [Welsh football league system](/source/Welsh_football_league_system).

It was known as the Welsh Junior Cup until 1902, when it became the Welsh Amateur Cup, a title it held until 1974, when it was renamed the FAW Intermediate Cup. The competition took its current title in 1993.

## Eligible clubs

In order to play in this competition a club must compete at Level 3 or below of the [Welsh football league system](/source/Welsh_football_league_system).

Teams playing in and below the [Ardal Leagues](/source/Ardal_Leagues) are eligible to enter.

All applying clubs must also meet the Competition Ground Criteria requirements.[1]

## Winners from outside Wales

Just like the [Welsh Cup](/source/Welsh_Cup), the FAW Trophy was once open to clubs from the Marches and an English club took the trophy out of Wales on nine occasions:

- **1897:** Coppenhall ([Staffordshire](/source/Staffordshire))
- **1899:** Oswestry United Reserves ([Shropshire](/source/Shropshire))
- **1900:** Wellington St Georges United ([Shropshire](/source/Shropshire))
- **1921:** [Northern Nomads](/source/Northern_Nomads_F.C.) ([Manchester](/source/Manchester))
- **1925:** Northern Nomads (Manchester)
- **1964:** Donnington Wood (Shropshire)
- **1971:** [Bridgnorth Town](/source/Bridgnorth_Town_F.C.) (Shropshire)
- **1974:** [Whitchurch Alport](/source/Whitchurch_Alport_F.C.) (Shropshire)
- **1975:** Donnington Wood (Shropshire)

## Winners

Season Winners Score Runners-up Other Info Venue for final Welsh Junior Cup 1890–91[2] Wrexham Victoria 4–1 Flint Town Racecourse Ground, Wrexham 1891–92[3] Llandudno Swifts 2–1 Wrexham Gymnasium Summer Gardens, Rhyl 1892–93[4] Wrexham Gymnasium 1–0 Wrockwardine Wood Racecourse Ground, Wrexham 1893–94[5] Mold Red Stars 4–3 Wrockwardine Wood Stansty Park, Wrexham 1894–95[6] Caergwrle Wanderers 2–1 Bangor Reserves Flint 1895–96[7] Queensferry Ironopolis 3–0 Shrewsbury Athletic Racecourse Ground, Wrexham 1896–97[8] Coppenhall 3–2 Rhos Eagle Wanderers Buckley 1897–98[9] Rhos Eagle Wanderers 6–1 Singleton & Coles Chirk 1898–99[10] Oswestry United Reserves 1–0 Singleton & Coles Welshpool 1899–1900[11] Wellington St. Georges United 2–0 Llanrwst Town Flint 1900–01[12] Wrexham Victoria 1–0 Singleton & Coles Racecourse Ground, Wrexham 1901–02[13] Wrexham Victoria 1–0 Machynlleth Town Oswestry United Ground, Oswestry Welsh Amateur Cup 1902–03[14] Druids Reserves 4–0 Bangor Reserves Racecourse Ground, Wrexham 1903–04 Wrexham Victoria 4–2 Druids Reserves Oswestry 1904–05[15] Esclusham White Stars 4–0 Bangor Reserves Wrexham 1905–06 Buckley Engineers 3–1 Porthmadog Replay; first game ended 2–2 Welshpool 1906–07 Buckley Engineers 2–1 Aberystwyth Replay; first game ended 2–2 Newtown 1907–08[16] Esclusham White Stars 1–0 Brymbo Victoria Wrexham 1908–09[17][18] Caernarfon United 5–1 Oak Alyn Rovers Colwyn Bay 1909–10[19] Johnstown Amateurs 2-1 Bangor Reserves Sealand Road, Chester 1910–11 Buckley Engineers 1–0 Aberystwyth Town Newtown 1911–12 Rhosllanerchrugog 2–1 Summerhill Replay; first game ended 1–1 1912–13 Johnstown Amateurs 3–1 Aberaman Athletic 1913–14[20] Cardiff Corinthians 1–0 Holywell Town Newtown 1914–19 No competition 1919–20 Caerau 4–1 Barmouth Comrades 1920–21 Northern Nomads 1–1 Llanidloes United 1921–22 Llanidloes Town F.C. 3–1 U.C.W. Aberystwyth 1922–23 Acrefair United 1–0 Lovell's Athletic 1923–24 Denbigh Town 2–1 Lovell's Athletic 1924–25 Northern Nomads 5–1 Llanidloes United Replay; first game ended 1–1 1925–26 Lovell's Athletic 2–0 Holywell United 1926–27 Lovell's Athletic 2–0 Holywell United 1927–28 Lovell's Athletic 1–0 Llanidloes United 1928–29 Cardiff Corinthians 2–0 Aberystwyth Town 1929–30 Cardiff Corinthians 4–3 Burntwood 1930–31 Aberystwyth Town 5–1 Llanfairfechan 1931–32[21] Machynlleth 3–0 Cardiff Corinthians The Smithfield enclosure, Aberystwyth 1932–33 Aberystwyth Town 4–1 Llanidloes United 1933–34 Cardiff Corinthians 2–1 Llanidloes United 1934–35 Aberdyfi 2–1 Aberystwyth Town 1935–36 Llay Welfare 3–1 Treharris Athletic Replay; first game ended 1–1 1936–37 Treharris Athletic 2–1 Llandudno 1937–38 Abercynon Athletic 2–1 Wem Town Replay; first game ended 1–1 1938–39 Caerau Athletic 1–0 Lovell's Athletic 1939–40 Abercynon Athletic 3–0 Flint Athletic 1940–45 No competition 1945–46 Caerau Athletic 5–1 Llay United 1946–47 Troedyrhiw 5–0 Llay United 1947–48 Flint Town United 2–1 Troedyrhiw 1948–49 Llay United 2–0 Hanwood Welfare 1949–50 Caerau Athletic 2–0 Llay Welfare 1950–51 Treharris Athletic 3–1 Connahs Quay Juniors 1951–52 Ton Pentre 6–2 Chirk AAA 1952–53 Connahs Quay Nomads 3–2 Caersws 1953–54 Lovell's Athletic 3–2 Overton St. Mary's 1954–55 Newtown 4–2 Chirk AAA 1955–56 Porthmadog 5–2 Peritus 1956–57 Porthmadog 5–2 Druids United Replay; first game ended 2–2 1957–58 55th Royal Artillery Tonfannau 3–1 Porthmadog 1958–59 Chirk AAA 2–0 Whitchurch Alport Replay; first game ended 2–2 1959–60 Chirk AAA 3–2 Caerau Athletic 1960–61 Caersws 4–2 Buckley Wanderers 1961–62 Cardiff Corinthians 3–2 Holywell Town 1962–63 Chirk AAA 2–0 Caersws 1963–64 Donnington Wood 2–1 Caersws 1964–65 Llanidloes Town 3–2 Gwynfi Welfare 1965–66 Caerleon 1–0 Welshpool 1966–67 Brymbo Steelworks 3–2 Cardiff College of Education 1967–68 Cardiff College of Education 3–1 Welshpool 1968–69 Cardiff College of Education 2–0 Tonyrefail Welfare 1969–70 Aberystwyth Town 2–1 Cardiff College of Education 1970–71 Bridgnorth Town 2–1 Welshpool 1971–72 Welshpool 1–0 Aberystwyth Town 1972–73 Rhyl 2–0 GKN Stanley Replay; first game ended 0–0 1973–74 Whitchurch Alport 2–1 Cardiff College of Education FAW Intermediate Cup 1974–75 Donnington Wood 2–0 Buckley Wanderers 1975–76 Cardiff College of Education 2–1 Shifnal Town 1976–77 Welshpool 4–1 Whitchurch Alport 1977–78 Caernarfon Town 1–0 Llanidloes Town 1978–79 Pontllanfraith 1–0 Flint Town United 1979–80 Blaenau Ffestiniog 1–0 Brymbo Steelworks Replay; first game ended 3–3 1980–81 Connahs Quay Nomads 1–0 Newport YMCA 1981–82 Conwy United 1–0 Blaenau Ffestiniog 1982–83 Welshpool 4–3 Brymbo Steelworks 1983–84 Welshpool 1–0 Caersws Replay; first game ended 1–1 1984–85 Cardiff Corinthians 2–1 Brecon Corinthians Replay; first game ended 2–2 1985–86 Aberystwyth Town 3–1 Newtown 1986–87 Afan Lido 1–0 Taffs Well Replay; first game ended 3–3 1987–88 Aberystwyth Town 1–0 Newtown 1988–89 Caersws 3–2 Aberystwyth Town 1989–90 Ragged School 2–0 Porthcawl Town 1990–91 Abergavenny Thursdays 2–0 Mostyn 1991–92 Llangefni Town 2–1 Caersws Replay; first game ended 1–1 1992–93 Llansantffraid 3–0 Brecon Corinthians FAW Trophy 1993–94 Barry Town 2–1 Aberaman 1994–95 Rhydymwyn 1–0 Taffs Well 1995–96 Rhydymwyn 2–1 Penrhyncoch 1996–97 Cambrian United Sky Blues 2–1 Rhyl Delta 1997–98 Dinas Powys 2–0 Llanrwst 1998–99 Ragged School 3–1 Barry Athletic 1999–2000 Trefelin 6–2 Bryntirion Athletic 2000–01 Ragged School 1–0 Gresford Athletic 2001–02 Cefn United 2–0 Llangeinor 2002–03 Rhydyfelin Zenith 4–1 Tillery 2003–04 Penycae 3–2 Llanrhaeadr 2004–05 West End 3–1 Rhydymwyn 2005–06 West End 4–2 Cefn United 2006–07 Brymbo 6–2 Glan Conwy 2007–08 Rhos Aelwyd 4–2 Corwen 2008–09[22] Ragged School 1–0 Penycae Latham Park, Newtown 2009–10[23] Glan Conwy 5–1 Clydach Wasps Park Avenue, Aberystwyth 2010–11[24] Holywell Town 3–2 Conwy United Belle Vue, Rhyl 2011–12[25] Sully Sports 2–1 Holyhead Hotspur Park Avenue, Aberystwyth 2012–13[26] Caernarfon Town 6–0 Kilvey Fords Latham Park, Newtown 2013–14 Llanrug United 3–2 Chirk AAA 2014–15 Holywell Town 4–2 Penrhyndeudraeth Maesdu Park, Llandudno 2015–16[27] Abergavenny Town 1–0 Sully Sports Dragon Park, Newport 2016–17 Chirk AAA 2–1 Penlan Club After extra-time[28] Park Avenue, Aberystwyth 2017–18[29] Conwy Borough 4–1 Rhos Aelwyd The Airfield, Broughton 2018–19[30] Cefn Albion 4–0 Pontardawe Town Park Avenue, Aberystwyth 2019–20 Competition not completed - Coronavirus pandemic 2020–21 No competition due to Coronavirus restrictions 2021–22[31] Mold Alexandra 1–0 Baglan Dragons Recreation Ground, Caersws 2022–23[32] Trethomas Bluebirds 2–1 Denbigh Town Latham Park, Newtown 2023–24[33] Newport City 5–4 Penrhyncoch Latham Park, Newtown 2024–25[34] Port Talbot Town 2–1 Penygraig United Ynys Park, Trefelin 2025–26 Bangor City 1876 3–1 Pontardawe Town Park Avenue, Aberystwyth

## Performance

### Performance by club

Club Winners Runners-up Final appearances Last final Cardiff Corinthians 6 1 7 1985 Aberystwyth Town 5 6 11 1989 Chirk AAA 4 4 8 2017 Lovell's Athletic 4 3 7 1954 Welshpool 4 3 7 1984 Caerau Athletic 4 1 5 1960 Wrexham Victoria 4 0 4 1904 Ragged School 4 0 4 2009 Cardiff College of Education 3 3 6 1976 Buckley Engineers 3 0 3 1911 Llanidloes United/Town 2 5 7 1978 Caersws 2 5 7 1992 Holywell Town 2 4 6 2015 Porthmadog 2 2 4 1958 Treharris Athletic 2 1 3 1951 Rhydymwyn 2 1 3 2005 Esclusham White Stars 2 0 2 1908 Northern Nomads 2 0 2 1925 Abercynon Athletic 2 0 2 1940 Donnington Wood 2 0 2 1975 Connahs Quay Nomads 2 0 2 1981 West End 2 0 2 2006 Caernarfon Town 2 0 2 2013 Flint Town United 1 2 3 1979 Brymbo Steelworks 1 2 3 1983 Llay United 1 2 3 1949 Whitchurch Alport 1 2 3 1977 Newtown 1 2 3 1988 Wrexham Gymnasium 1 1 2 1893 Rhos Eagle Wanderers 1 1 2 1898 Machynlleth 1 1 2 1932 Druids Reserves 1 1 2 1904 Denbigh Town 1 1 2 2023 Troedyrhiw 1 1 2 1948 Llay Welfare 1 1 2 1950 Conwy United 2 1 3 2018 Blaenau Ffestiniog 1 1 2 1982 Cefn United 1 1 2 2006 Penycae 1 1 2 2009 Glan Conwy 1 1 2 2010 Sully Sports 1 1 2 2016 Llandudno Swifts 1 0 1 1892 Mold Red Stars 1 0 1 1894 Caergwrle Wanderers 1 0 1 1895 Queensferry Ironopolis 1 0 1 1896 Coppenhall 1 0 1 1897 Oswestry United Reserves 1 0 1 1899 Wellington St Georges United 1 0 1 1900 Caernarfon United 1 0 1 1909 Johnstown Amateurs 1 0 1 1910 Rhosllanerchrugog 1 0 1 1912 Johnstown Athletic 1 0 1 1913 Acrefair United 1 0 1 1923 Bridgnorth Town 1 0 1 1971 Rhyl 1 0 1 1973 Barry Town 1 0 1 1994 Cambrian United Sky Blues 1 0 1 1997 Trefelin BGC 1 0 1 2000 Rhydyfelin Zenith 1 0 1 2003 Brymbo 1 0 1 2007 Rhos Aelwyd 1 1 2 2018 Llanrug United 1 0 1 2014 Abergavenny Town 1 0 1 2016 Cefn Albion 1 0 1 2019 Mold Alexandra 1 0 1 2022 Bangor Reserves 0 4 4 1910 Singleton & Coles 0 3 3 1901 Wrockwardine Wood 0 2 2 1894 Brecon Corinthians 0 2 2 1993 Aberaman Athletic 0 2 2 1994 Taffs Well 0 2 2 1995 Llanrwst Town 0 2 2 1998 Shrewsbury Athletic 0 1 1 1896 Brymbo Victoria 0 1 1 1908 Oak Alyn Rovers 0 1 1 1909 Summerhill 0 1 1 1912 Penrhyncoch 0 2 2 2024 Rhyl Delta 0 1 1 1997 Barry Athletic 0 1 1 1999 Bryntirion Athletic 0 1 1 2000 Gresford Athletic 0 1 1 2001 Llangeinor 0 1 1 2002 Tillery 0 1 1 2003 Llanrhaedr 0 1 1 2004 Clydach Wasps 0 1 1 2010 Holyhead Hotspur 0 1 1 2012 Kilvey Fords 0 1 1 2013 Penrhyndeudraeth FC 0 1 1 2015 Penlan Club 0 1 1 2017 Pontardawe Town 0 2 2 2026 Baglan Dragons 0 1 1 2022 Trethomas Bluebirds 1 0 1 2023 Newport City 1 0 1 2024 Port Talbot Town 1 0 1 2025 Bangor City 1876 1 0 1 2026

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