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Mark Pitman

Port Talbot

Football Writer at Freelance

Expert Columnist at Sportskeeda

Freelance football writer. Reporter @FAWales @Cymru and @UEFA. Columnist @skworldfootball. Featured @WorldSoccerMag @kicker. Also @UEFAcomMPitman. Views own.

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  • 1 day ago | faw.cymru | Mark Pitman

    Wrexham and Cardiff City will once again go head-to-head in the Bute Energy Welsh Cup Final on Sunday 27 April (KO 17:15) at Rodney Parade. The game is a repeat of last season’s final, when goals from Rhianne Oakley and Emma Beynon earned a 2-0 win for Cardiff City. Here is all the pre-match insight to get you ready for the final.

  • 6 days ago | faw.cymru | Mark Pitman

    Penygraig United have been the story of the Dragon Signs Amateur Trophy this season and veteran defender Mark Crutch believes the team from the sixth tier can still go one step further and lift the trophy this weekend. “It’s going to be a tough game,” said Crutch to FAW.cymru this week. “Let’s make no bones about it. We’re expecting a tough game, but we’ve had this underdog mentality right the way through the competition.

  • 1 week ago | faw.cymru | Mark Pitman

    Port Talbot Town manager Richard Ryan was on best man duty at a wedding as his side defeated Trearddur Bay in the semi-final of the Dragon Signs Amateur Trophy, but will be back in the dugout for the final on Saturday as his side take on Penygraig United at Ynys Park, Trefelin (KO 17.15). “I was kicking every ball and I turned my phone off in the end,” Ryan explained to FAW.cymru this week.

  • 1 week ago | faw.cymru | Mark Pitman

    Port Talbot Town and Penygraig United will look to lift the Dragon Signs Amateur Trophy for the first time on Saturday 19 April as they head to Ynys Park, Trefelin for the final that will be streamed live on YouTube and RedWall+ (5.15pm). Port Talbot Town currently compete in the South Wales Premier League Premier Division (tier four) while Penygraig United are two divisions below, making their appearance in the final all the more impressive.

  • 1 week ago | faw.cymru | Mark Pitman

    There’s a huge year ahead for the Cymru national team as Rhian Wilkinson’s squad prepare to head to EURO 2025 this summer and compete at the finals of a major tournament for the very first time. But while stars like Jess Fishlock, Sophie Ingle and captain Angharad James will make the headlines in Switzerland, the progression and development of the next generation is very much in Wilkinson’s mind as teenagers like Mayzee Davies and Mared Griffiths look to establish themselves in the senior squad.

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11 Apr 25

RT @FAWales: Cymru managers Craig Bellamy and Rhian Wilkinson will be among the experts delivering sessions at the 2025 FAW National Coache…

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11 Apr 25

RT @FAWales: The #DragonSignsAmateurTrophy Final between @PortTalbotTown and @PenygraigUnited will be streamed live on RedWall+ 📺 ⏰ The ga…

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11 Apr 25

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