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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 WELSH PREMIER LEAGUE

- FRIDAY 11 SEPTEMBER V RHYL (AWAY), KO 7.30

CITY RESERVES   - SATURDAY 12 SEPTEMBER V LLANRWST RESERVES (HOME), KO 2.30

LATEST NEWS:
RHYL V CITY: Friday 11 September, KO 7.30 pm. Security arrangements have now been announced by North Wales Police for this match.

Bangor City fans will occupy the George James stand and will have access to full café facilities at the Grange End of the ground. Toilet facilities will also be available in this area  for male and female City supporters.

There will be a cordoned off area behind both goals, for the safety of goalkeepers. Bangor City officials have requested that Rhyl fans do not migrate from one goal-end to the other at half-time. The Police have informed us that consideration will be given on the night to this request.

North Wales Police are requesting that fans arrive early to ease congestion at the turnstiles, and behave accordingly at the game. Any abusive behaviour by fans of either team will be dealt with accordingly.

City will provide their own Stewards to assist on the night

CITY 2 - 3 LLANELLI: Some below-par defending by us and opportunitstic finishing by our visitors spelt an unlucky home defeat which leaves us seventh in the League table. Two Chris Sharp goals (one a penalty) - with a Rhys Griffiths response in between - had given us a 2 - 1 advantage at the break, but the visitors hit back after half-time to claim the three points. Full report to follow ...

MYNYDD LLANDEGAI 2 - 4 CITY RESERVES: Our reserves were on form in this Caernarfon and District League Div 1 fixture, putting four goals past Mynydd Llandegai.  Jack Williams, Steve Jones, Aaron Richmond and John Coulter were on the scoresheet.

First-team regular fullback Dave Swanick continued his rehabilitation from injury, completing 90 minutes in this match.

FIXTURE CHANGE -  CITY V NEWTOWN, LOOSEMORES CUP: Please note that this match scheduled for Tuesday September 8th at Farrar Road has now been changed to Tuesday September 15th, due to the International call ups for Michael Johnston and Sion Edwards.

Jonno has been called up to the Wales U-23 Semi-Pro squad who will meet Poland at Carmarthen on 8 September and Sion is on stand-by for the fixture.

ELEMENTS CEFN DRUIDS 0 - 1 CITY: Jamie Reed was the man on the mark as he was set up by a Peter Hoy long throw to get us the three points and our second league win of the season. Read Mike Smiths report here ...

CITY RESERVES 2 - 0: Our Reserves have played their first match of the season, winning 2-0 at home against Nefyn Utd Reserves with Steven Jones scoring after 21 and 43 minutes. Dave Swanick made his comeback playing 45 minutes for the reserves.

The Reserves next fixture is a Caernarfon and District League Div 1 match against Mynydd Llandegai (A) to be played on Saturday 5 September. Reserves fixtures for the next month here ...

CITY 200 CLUB: Huw Pritchard of Conwy is the latest winner of our monthly cash prize draw - and he scoops £200.00. For just £10.00 a month, the 200 Club is a great way of supporting Bangor City - and being in with a chance of a great cash prize. To apply for membership, e-mail Brian Lucas, or call him on 01492 515002.

CITY 0 - 2 THE NEW SAINTS: The visitors proved too strong for us in this Loosemores League Cup match. By all accounts we played well however and made much of the running for long periods of the game. Read Mike Smiths report here ...

Please note that our Loosemores Cup Group Stage match at The Saints will now be played on Tuesday 22 September, KO 7.45, and not as previously advertised.

CITY 3 - 1 NEATH: Three of Neville Powells summer signings - Jamie Reed, David Morley and Mark Smyth - were on the scoresheet as we comfortably beat Neath - expected to be one of this seasons front runners. Read Mike Smiths report here ...

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