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Kirkham had been showing some excellent touches all night and with seven minutes to go before the break he started off a move, and rejoined it to put in a lovely deep cross which Evans lamped home from distance for a superb opener! Town were denied a penalty shout on Davies and then Jack Thorn had a long distance shot touched over by Harry Allen in Flint’s goal, and hard working Aber were good value for their lead. With the rain starting to come down after the break the entertainment continued.

Come and join us for the first home match of 2023! Image Credit: Lewis Mitchell Photography Aberystwyth Town are delighted to announce the arrival of 26-year-old Liam Walsh from JD Cymru South leaders Barry Town United. Predominantly a right-back, Liam goes straight into Anthony Williams' squad as we welcome Penybont tomorrow night! Formerly of Swindon Town and Wrexham AFC - where he made one National League appearance - Liam's first taste of Welsh football came as a youngster with Prestatyn Town during the 2014/15 season before he joined Carmarthen Town in 2017. Liam then moved to Penybont where he was a regular contributor, remaining at the South Wales club until the end of the 2021/22 season.

They have accumulated 35 points from their 20 matches so far, thanks to 10 wins and 5 draws. Nathan Wood is Penybont’s top scorer so far this season with 6 goals, whilst Ryan Reynolds has 4 and former Seasider Kane Owen has 3. Owen is not the only member of the opposition who has turned out in Black & Green in the past, as Kostya Georgievsky, Alex Pennock and Manager Rhys Griffiths have all had spells at Park Avenue previously. Admission prices at Aberystwyth University Park Avenue Stadium this season are £8 for Adults, £5 for Concessions / Students, £2 for Secondary School age children and free entry for Primary School age children. Please note that admission at the gate is CASH ONLY.

Penybont are the next visitors to Park Avenue, and they visit this coming Tuesday 10th January for an 8pm kick off. Don’t miss out! Image Credit: Cardiff City FC Aberystwyth Town FC are delighted to announce the signing of Cardiff City goalkeeper Matthew Turner on loan until the end of the 2022/23 season.

A controversial offside flag denied Evans what would surely have been a winner, but then Kirkman saw red for a second yellow card in injury time, and Turner pulled out a brilliant stop to turn Simmons’ attempt at glory round the post, and Aber held on for a draw which on the balance of play was the least they deserved. After a disappointing run of results Anthony Williams’ side performed much better last night and will now look forward with confidence to two more home matches to end the first phase of the 2022/23 Cymru Premier season.

JD Cymru PremierFriday 6th JanuaryFlint Town United 1 Aberystwyth Town 1Aberystwyth Town started 2023 in positive style by gaining an away point at Flint, and their strong showing might have earned all three points had Johnny Evans’ late winner not been controversially chalked off for offside. Evans had given the visitors the lead with a stunning strike in the 38th minute only for Harry Owen to equalise with a 72nd minute header. Debutant Billy Kirkham saw red in 91st minute but it did not affect the outcome. Anthony Williams’ rejuvenated squad started the game with three debutants – Matt Turner in goal and Billy Kirkham at left back, and Jake Canavan on the bench, and both Turner and Kirkham acquitted themselves really well in their first outings.

A combative start saw Steff Davies have a shot blocked and a Sam Litchfield header fly over the bar, while Flint threatened from set pieces with the visiting defence looking composed. Jack Rimmer sent in a free kick from the right which Evans volleyed just over, and Aber’s vocal away support were encouraged by a good start. Jean-Louis Akpa-Akro had a low shot comfortably saved by Turner and Okera Simmons grazed the top of the crossbar from out on the left, before seeing two more low strikes saved by Turner soon afterwards.

Harry Arnison sent in a super ball which evaded everyone in the Flint box, and Evans had a header saved, with Flint threatening from long throws, free kicks and corners. Evans almost caught out Allen with not one but two audacious lobs from distance, and Allen then fumbled a Rimmer free kick but the ball fell to safety. The hosts however were winning more and more set pieces and they equalised from Anthony Stephens’ corner when Owen nodded home at the far post to burst Aber’s bubble. Rimmer had a chance to score down the right but he missed the target, and Turner had to stay alert to tip one attempt over the bar, then collect a second effort which had been cleared off the line.

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I’m a very versatile player who can cover a number of positions. The fans can expect that I will give 100% every-time we play and I look forward to meeting them off the pitch after the games. "First Team Manager Anthony Williams commented:"Liam is a talented lad with plenty of experience in the league who will be a great option for us defensively. He has plenty to offer so I look forward to getting him involved! "Croeso i Goedlan y Parc, Liam! Image Credit: John Smith (FAW) Next in line for the Q&A hot-seat, the maestra of the midfield, our very own Cheeks Club Volunteer, Mother, and just generally the hardest-working Woman in Welsh football takes the stage in episode 5 of the ATWFC Q&A...