The Association met tonight to consider the issue of promotion from local leagues to Division Two of the South Wales Alliance Football League. Although we had hoped to be able to arrange play-off matches as in previous years, this has proved impossible owing to the COVID 19 situation and we Read more…
The South Wales Football Association has been considering the matter of promotion and relegation both to and from the South Wales Alliance League and within the League itself. We have taken note of the League Rules, particularly rules 2.2.7 to 2.2.9, section C3.3 of the constitution and the FAW Board Read more…
The Association has considered its fee structure for affiliations for season 2020/21. We are cognisant that season 2019/20 was curtailed and that at the time of writing, it is uncertain how much of season 2020/21 will actually be played. We are conscious of the costs that clubs have incurred and Read more…
The association has now announced the format of play-off matches to decided promotion to the South Wales Alliance Football League at the end of the 2019-20 season. At present we have eighteen teams from eight different Leagues who have correctly submitted applications and therefore a play-off competition will be required.. Read more…
The South Wales Football Association has decided to follow the practice of the North East Wales FA and several English Counties in introducing yellow armbands for referees who are under the age of 18. The aim is to make players, coaches and spectators aware that the referee themselves is still Read more…
It’s that time of year again to submit nominations for the annual McDonald’s FAW Grassroots Football Awards. The Awards celebrate the hard work of the unsung heroes who make grassroots football happen week-in, week-out. Award Categories Volunteer of the Year Community Club of the Year Community Coach of the Year Best Read more…