WELCOME TO THE OFFICIAL WEBSITE FOR BANGOR CITY FOOTBALL CLUB - PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE, ONE OF WELSH FOOTBALLS LEADING CLUBS Playing in the Principality Welsh Premier League, Bangor City are current Welsh Cup holders, are consistently challenging for League honours, and have qualified for the new UEFA Europa League competition. NEXT FIRST TEAM MATCH PRINCIPALITY BUILDING SOCIETY WELSH PREMIER LEAGUE SUNDAY 14 FEBRUARY THE NEW SAINTS V BANGOR CITY, KO 2.30 NEXT CITY RESERVES MATCH JUNIOR CUP ROUND 3 SATURDAY 13 FEBRUARY BANGOR CITY RESERVES V MOUNTAIN RANGERS, KO 1.30 FIXTURE CHANGES: Please note the following fixture updates: Wednesday March 24th Airbus UK v Bangor City KO 7.30pm Tuesday April 13th Bangor City v Airbus UK KO 7.30pm We also play Porthmadog at Farrar Road on Tuesday February 23rd in the NWCFA Challenge Cup 3rd Round KO 7.30pm CITY 3 - 1 RHYL: City defeated arch North Wales Coast rivals Rhyl 3-1 in front of almost nine hundred spectators at Farrar Road. In a rare Sunday afternoon match at the famous old ground, we shocked the The Lilliwhites with two goals in as many minutes just before the break. Craig Garside got the first with 38 minutes on the clock and Jamie Reed added the second just sixty seconds later. It looked all over for Greg Strong's outfit when Sion Edwards netted a third on 65 minutes, but Matty Williams gave the visitors hope of a late rally when he converted an 82nd minute spot kick. Rhyl's misery was complete when Phil Doran was red carded by FIFA Referee, Ceri Richards just before the final whistle. The result keep us in ninth place in the League, but we narrow the gap on our nearest rivals and have games in hand. RESERVES: Our reserves scheduled match at Caernarfon Borough was postponed due to an unfit pitch. FIXTURE UPDATES: Please note the following rearranged fixtures:        •    Tuesday 16th March Airbus UK v Bangor City •    Saturday 27th March Neath v Bangor City •    Easter Monday 5th April Porthmadog v Bangor City