Fifth time lucky?
The weather has been the winner this season as local clubs’ patience, and enthusiasm, has been tested like never before.
This has certainly been the case for Guilsfield who will try to play their Huws Gray Cup match at Holyhead this weekend for fifth time after postponements.
But the weather has impacted every club, with many amateur league sides playing less than 10 games since October and being expected to play just as many games during April alone. This has led to many clubs calling for the FAW to invest in grass roots facilities like better drainage and access to 3G pitches.
Meanwhile, in the Spar League, leaders Welshpool Town are in Cup action along with Llanfair United, Carno and Berriew.
But the big match of the weekend takes place on Sunday when Newtown face Aberystwyth Town in the semi-final of the JD Welsh Cup.
Caersws v Holywell
Huws Gray Cup
Holyhead v Guilsfield
Saturday
Spar One
Borth Utd v Kerry
Llanrhaeadr v Llandrindod Wells
Machynlleth v Tywyn Bryncrug
Spar Two
Brecon Northcote v Hay St Mary’s
Dyffryn Banw v Abermule
Dolgellau v Talgarth
Newbridge-on-Wye v Llansantffraid Village
Montgomery v Presteigne
Penybont v Builth Wells
Spar League Cup, quarter-finals
Bow Street v Berriew
Carno v Aberaeron
Llanfair Utd v Knighton
Welshpool v Radnor Valley
Honda One
Bishops Castle v Waterloo Rovers
Guilsfield Reserves v Llanfyllin Town
Llanymynech v Trewern
Mitsubishi Two
Abermule Reserves v Carno Reserves
Kerry Reserves v Llanfechain
Llanfyllin Town Reserves v Forden United
Newtown Wanderers v Llanrhaeadr Reserves
Welshpool Town Reserves v Trefonen
Boys & Boden Ltd League Cup, round three
Four Crosses v Llangedwyn
Sunday
JD Welsh Cup, semi-final
Newtown v Aberystwyth (at Bala)
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