As the dust settles on a fantastic all-Pembrokeshire affair, Jonathan Twigg takes a look at the main talking points and takeaways from the West Wales Cup final.

Match photographs as Hakin United defeated Tenby 3-2 in the West Wales Cup Final on Thursday 15th May 2025.

Hakin United lifted the West Wales Cup following a 3-2 victory over fellow Pembrokeshire side Tenby at the swansea.com stadium on Thursday 15th May 2025.

Pembrokeshire football takes center stage tomorrow evening as Tenby and Hakin United clash in an all-county West Wales Cup Final at the swansea.com Stadium, with kickoff set for 7:15pm.

Following the third round of fixtures in the Pembroke County Cricket League on Saturday (May 10), all scheduled 29 fixtures were played with an impressive 8,404 runs scored and 363 wickets taken across the county.

The Lower League featured game this week took place at the Athletic ground, where bottom of the table in division 3, Neyland II (59ao) were trounced by 171 runs to the side who started the day one place above them, Laugharne (230-6).

Round-up of Pembrokeshire Cricket League action: Carew, Saundersfoot and Cresselly top Division 1 after two weeks. Stanford (142no) stars in Saundersfoot's 9-wicket win, while Collins-Davies scores 152no for Laugharne.

Solva 2nds lifted the Division Five Cup with a late winner against St Clears 2nds on Thursday 1st May, at the Observatory Ground in Hakin.

A late double from substitute Troy Harding secured the Division Four Cup for Fishguard Sports 2nds over Angle on Tuesday 29th April.

As the Pembroke County Cricket League got underway on Sunday April 27th 2025, we take a look at all action from across the six divisions.

In a closely contested encounter, Tenby's Jerome Williams’ 85th minute strike proved the difference as they defeated Monkton Swifts to seal their place in the West Wales Cup Final.

Tenby and Monkton Swifts will battle it out this evening at the Ogi Bridge Meadow Stadium, with the winner facing Hakin in an all Pembrokeshire final.

The 2025 Pembroke County Cricket season gets underway on Sunday (Apr 27), with 57 teams registered across six divisions participating in cricket under the umbrella of the Pembroke County Club, which was formed in 1903 and began organised league cricket in 1905.

New Hedges Saundersfoot United lifted the Division Three Cup with an extra-time win over Pembroke Boro at the Ogi Bridge Meadow Stadium on Wednesday 23rd April.

Angle sealed their spot in the Division Four Cup Final with an emphatic 5-1 victory over Newport Tigers, thanks to a hat-trick from Chris Richards.

St Clears 2nds secured their spot in the Division Five Cup Final, coming through a thrilling contest with league champions Milford United 3rds, winning on penalties.

In a week to remember for both club and player, Hakin United midfielder Jack Britton speaks about cup success, fatherhood, and tactical evolution following their West Wales Cup Semi-Final victory.

Clive O'Sullivan etched his name into snooker league history on Monday night, claiming the Pembrokeshire Open Singles title in his debut season.

A clinical brace from Liam Parks secured Hakin United their record-breaking thirteenth Senior Cup as they overcame local rivals Milford United at the Ogi Bridge Meadow Stadium on Saturday 12th April.

Solva 2nds continued their march for promotion with a 3-0 away victory over already crowned champions Milford United 3rds in Pembrokshire Division Five on Monday 7th April.