Hakin 2nds, Tenby, Herbrandston and Camrose 2nds all secured victories on a wet evening of Pembrokeshire football.

Goodwick and Hakin secured thumping victories to keep up their title races, with Pennar Robins securing an important win in their fight for survival.

The Pembrokeshire College Football Academy 1st Team have been crowned champions of the BcS Mens Football Wales Championship league after winning 14 out of 14 games. We sat down with coach Steve Briers to talk about their success.

Tenby moved up to third place in Division Two in their hunt for promotion, with a 7-1 victory over Carew 2nds.

Hakin kept up the pressure in the Division One title race, with their 2nds team and Monkton Swifts 2nds booking their places in the Division Two Cup Final.

Another weekend of postponements saw Merlins Bridge pick up an impressive comeback victory, Neyland secure their best win of the season and Tenby hit double digits.

The weather saw a raft of postponements as Goodwick, Hakin and Merlins Bridge won in Division One, with Camrose sailing into the Division Three Cup Final.

Goodwick United are through to the Manderwood Pembrokeshire Senior Cup Final after defeating Tenby at the Ogi Bridge Meadow Stadium in a closely contested semi-final encounter with substitute Nathan Greene scoring the only goal of the game.

From professional football heartbreak to being coached by international superstars abroad, Jack Britton talks us through his footballing career.

Hakin and Carew secured fantastic West Wales Cup victories, whilst Goodwick and Merlins Bridge picked up wins in the Manderwood Pembrokeshire League.

Johnston and Milford Athletic’s 2nd teams observed a minute's silence before their Division Five league match, to commemorate one year since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Hakin gained ground on Merlins Bridge in Division One whilst Tenby secured a key victory in their hunt for Division Two promotion.

Hakin and Goodwick secured thumping victories in Division One, as Camrose sailed into the Division Three and Four Cup semi-finals.

Pembrokeshire Black Widows Pool Team secured a 21-19 victory away versus the Con Smugglers of Aberdare.

On a busy weekend of football in the Manderwood Pembrokeshire Football League, the four Senior Cup semi-finalists were determined with action also coming across all five leagues and three division cups.

You’ll struggle to find someone more enthusiastic about darts than Floyd “The Hammer” Bevan, an 11-year-old talent from Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire.

All the scorelines from this weekend's football across all five Pembrokeshire Divisions.

A second-half St. Ishmaels comeback halted Merlins Bridge, whilst Neyland secured their first back-to-back league victory of the season.

A late penalty from Joe Leahy saw Merlins Bridge grab a late victory away to Kilgetty, keeping up the pressures on league leaders Goodwick.

Local pool stalwart Carl Sheehan has been chosen to play for the Wales B1 National Team in the upcoming Nations Cup tournament.