2017–18 FAW Women's Cup

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2017–18 FAW Women's Cup
Tournament details
CountryWales
Teams36
Final positions
ChampionsSwansea City
Runner-upCardiff City
Tournament statistics
Matches played31
Goals scored204 (6.58 per match)

The 2017–18 FAW Women's Cup is the 26th edition of the FAW Women's Cup, the premier knock-out cup competition for women's association football teams in Wales.

Swansea City won the final 2–1 over Cardiff City.[1]

Format[edit]

The tournament is a single-elimination knock-out tournament, with eight teams entering in the qualifying round and the remaining 28 receiving a bye to the first round proper.[2]

Calendar[edit]

Round Main Date Number of Fixtures Clubs
Qualifying round 17 September 2017 4 36 → 32
First round 8 October 2017 16 32 → 16
Second round 12 November 2017 8 16 → 8
Quarter-finals 4 February 2018 4 8 → 4
Semi-finals 4 March 2018 2 4 → 2
Final 15 April 2018 1 2 → 1

Results[edit]

Qualifying round[edit]

The draw for the qualifying round took place at the FAW's headquarters in Cardiff on 12 July. All four matches were originally scheduled to take place on Sunday 17 September 2017.[2]

Tie Date Home team Result Away team
Northern section
1 1 October Kinmel Bay 0–1 Bangor City
Southern section
2 17 September Merthyr Town 5–0 Rhiwbina
3 17 September Cwmbran Celtic 2–0 Splott Albion
4 1 October Llangyfelach H-W Abertillery Belles

First round[edit]

The first round draw was held on 18 September, again at the FAW's headquarters in Cardiff. The ties were all played on Sunday 8 October 2017,[3] except the Caerphilly Castle v Newcastle Emlyn and Abergavenny v Penybont games, which were both cancelled and the wins awarded to the home teams.[4][5]

Tie Date Home team Result Away team
Northern section
1 8 October Bethel 4–1 Caernarfon Town
2 8 October Aberystwyth Town 0–1 Rhyl
3 8 October Llanfair United 2–5 Llandudno
4 8 October Northop Hall 14–0 Amlwch Town
5 8 October Airbus 3–4 (a.e.t.) Denbigh Town
6 8 October Bangor City 4–2 Penrhyncoch
Southern section
7 8 October AFC Tredegar 0–4 Llangyfelach
8 8 October Abergavenny W-O Penybont
9 8 October Dafen 1–4 Cardiff City
10 8 October Cardiff Met 6–0 Cascade
11 8 October Port Talbot Town 14–0 Aberdare
12 8 October Barry Town United 5–0 Merthyr Town
13 8 October Swansea City 15–0 AFC Porth
14 8 October Caerphilly Castle W-O Newcastle Emlyn
15 8 October Cyncoed Ladies 5–0 Briton Ferry Llansawel
16 8 October Caldicot Town 6–2 Cwmbran Celtic

Second round[edit]

Drawn on 10 October.[6]

Tie Date Home team Result Away team
Northern section
1 12 November Northop Hall 4–1 Bethel
2 19 November Denbigh Town 1–6 Rhyl
3 12 November Bangor City 2–4 Llandudno
Southern section
4 12 November Swansea City H–W Caldicot Town
5 12 November Cyncoed Ladies 23–0 Llangyfelach
6 12 November Abergavenny 11–0 Barry Town United
7 12 November Port Talbot Town 11–1 Caerphilly Castle
8 12 November Cardiff City 1–2 Cardiff Met

Quarter-finals[edit]

The draw was made on 13 November live on the FAW Facebook page.[7]

Tie Date Home team Result Away team
1 4 February Abergavenny 0–1 Cardiff Met
2 4 February Northop Hall 0–7 Cyncoed Ladies
3 4 February Llandudno 1–4 Swansea City
4 4 February Port Talbot Town 3–1 Rhyl

Semi-finals[edit]

The draw was made on 5 February, with matches originally scheduled to be played on 4 March at neutral venues.[8] Cardiff City and Abergavenny both were reinstated into the competition, having originally been eliminated by Cardiff Met in the second round and quarter-final respectively, after it had emerged that The Archers had fielded two under-aged players in the game against Cardiff City. City then beat Abergavenny in a replayed quarter final to take a place in the semi-finals.[9]

Swansea City5–1Port Talbot Town
  • Stacey John-Davies 24', 59'
  • Jodie Passmore 34'
  • Sarah Adams 44'
  • Katy Hosford 49'
 Report Terri Beddows 58' (pen.)
Bryntirion Park, Bridgend
Cardiff City1–0Cyncoed Ladies
Alana Murphy 42' Report
Rhiw'r Ddar, Taff's Well

Final[edit]

Cardiff City1–2Swansea City
Alana Murphy 54' Report
  • Jodie Passmore 64' (pen.)
  • Katy Hosford 72'
Attendance: 476

References[edit]

  1. ^ "FAW / Swansea come back to beat Cardiff in FAW Women's Cup Final".
  2. ^ a b "FAW Women's Cup qualifying round draw". Football Association of Wales. 12 July 2017. Retrieved 14 July 2017.
  3. ^ Wilf Frith (18 September 2017). "FA Of Wales Women's Cup 1st Round Draw". She Kicks. Retrieved 19 September 2017.
  4. ^ "Twitter update". Caerphilly Castle FC. 8 October 2017. Retrieved 9 October 2017.
  5. ^ "Twitter update". Abergavenny Women FC. 8 October 2017. Retrieved 9 October 2017.
  6. ^ "Holders Face Cardiff Derby in Welsh Cup". 10 October 2017.
  7. ^ "Live FAW Women's Cup quarter-final draw". Football Association of Wales – via Facebook.
  8. ^ "FAW Women's Cup semi-final draw". Football Association of Wales. 5 February 2018. Retrieved 8 February 2018.
  9. ^ Ceri Coleman-Phillips (15 February 2018). "Cardiff Met Ladies disqualified from FAW Women's Cup". BBC Sport. Retrieved 12 March 2018.

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