Queen's Park Eyes Welsh Cup Progress Amid Qualifier Push

FC Queen’s Park, having won their first seven games of the season, face Llanberis in a Welsh Cup qualifier. Manager Craig Roberts insists the team is only beginning to gel and remains confident of advancing. Other teams in the competition include Cefn Albion, Penycae, and Mynydd Isa, with Chirk celebrating its 150th anniversary.

Queen's Park's Welsh Cup Push

FC Queen’s Park, having won their first seven games of the season, face Llanberis in a Welsh Cup qualifier. Manager Craig Roberts emphasized the team’s confidence, stating, 'We definitely don’t fear anyone the way things are going.' The club’s head coach praised the squad’s progress and warned they haven’t reached full strength yet. The match at Llanberis marks a key step in their campaign.

Other Welsh Cup Qualifiers

Cefn Albion, slight favorites against Rhos Aelwyd, acknowledge the challenge of an away tie. Penycae, second in the Ardal North East League, aim to capitalize on home advantage against Penmaenmawr Phoenix. Mynydd Isa head to Prestatyn Sports, where they face a team that recently defeated a Flintshire side. Llay Welfare and Connah’s Quay Town also have tough fixtures, with the latter facing Trearddur Bay.

Chirk's 150th Anniversary

Chirk AAA, celebrating their 150th anniversary, welcome Radnor Valley in the Welsh Cup. New manager George Austin, who moved from Gobowen, has overseen a strong start to the season. The club’s frontline duo, Tom Freeman and Dale Davies, scored in their recent North East Wales Trophy win, boosting confidence ahead of the cup tie.