Match Centre Welsh Cup: Briton Ferry Llansawel V Pure Swansea
- martintownley27
- Dec 18, 2025
- 3 min read
Updated: Dec 20, 2025
Pure Swansea, previously Swansea Uni will visit The Renewable Centre Stadium to face Briton Ferry Llansawel in a Welsh Cup clash this weekend.
Match Information:
Opponents: Pure Swansea
Venue: The Renewable Centre Stadium
Ticket Info: £5 Adults Under 16’s Free
Kick Off: 14:00
Ferry Flashback:
Two goals from Alison Witts helped the reds to 5-1 victory over Pure Swansea in the last meeting between the sides.
The match in January 2024 came as part of the Reds won the Adran South title with 12 wins from 12 games.
Despite controlling much of the first half the Reds had to wait until added time to take the lead. The first half saw Jess Denscombe hit the post and Laura-May Walkley-Witts have a shot saved. Walkley Witts made the late run into the box and found Witts who fired the Reds ahead.
Ferry were 4-0 up within 15 minutes of the second half as they fired three goals in ten minutes. Walkley-Witts added the second goal before Witts grabbed a second. Witts then set up Alice Broadley for Ferry’s fourth. Lowri Baker then set up Fleur Jenkins to make it five in the 66th minute. Katie Horsburgh got a goal for the visitors in the 90th minute.
The win helped the Reds stay top of the Adran South as they went on to win the league.
Opposition Focus:
Pure Swansea currently play in the Adran South where they sit in second place three points behind Cardiff Met. Swansea have won four and lost two of their six league games this season. Their last match saw them lose 1-0 to Cwmbran Celtic thanks to a Lauren Boyd goal after ten minutes.
In the last round of the Bute Energy Welsh Cup saw them come though a thrilling tie with Taffs Well. Pure Swansea won on penalties after a 3-3 draw in normal time. Rhian Wilson put Pure Swansea ahead early on but Abby Rose hit back for Taffs Well. Pure Swansea lead again before half time as Megan Davies restored their lead.
Just after the restart Rianne Jones levelled again but Davies grabbed a second as Pure Swansea lead again. Rhianne Jones again equalised and with neither side able to find a winning goal the match went to penalties. Pure Swansea would win the shoot out 4-2 with Taffs missing their first two penalties.
The last meeting between the sides came in January 2024 with The Reds winning 5-1 at The Renewable Centre Stadium. Goals from Alison Witts (2), Alice Broadley Laura-May Walkley-Witts and Fleur Jenkins helping Ferry to the Adran South Title that season.
Briton Ferry Llansawel have won the previous eight meetings but Pure Swansea will be wanting to change that this weekend.
Stadium:
The Renewable Centre Stadium features Two Stands for seating. The Old Road stand has low level seating close to the pitch while the Macron Stand has higher level seating offering great views of the pitch.
There is a raised standing area next to the Macron Stand and standing is permitted behind the goal at the Bar Red end of the stadium.
There is an accessible seating area in the Old Road Stand for any supporters with mobility needs.
The Stadium is dog friendly but we do ask that all dogs are kept on a lead and owners clean any mess made.
Visiting supporters are welcome to use all areas of the stadium.
Bar Red will be open pre and post game for hot and cold drinks and snacks. Any alcoholic beverages must be consumed in Bar Red and are not permitted in any other part of the Stadium.
For more information about The Renewable Centre Stadium and how to get there click here:
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