Carmarthen Town AFC Win Historic Welsh Cup

Welsh Cup Triumph Ends 53-Year Wait

Carmarthen Town AFC have ended a 53-year wait to lift the Welsh Cup after beating Penybont 3-2 in a thrilling final at the Cardiff City Stadium. The victory marks a historic moment for the club, who are now the first non-league side to win the competition since 1967.

Hard-Fought Victory Against Penybont

Carmarthen Town took the lead in the 15th minute through a stunning free-kick from Jamie Veale. Penybont equalized just before half-time through a penalty from Luke Bowen. The second half saw Carmarthen Town regain the lead through a goal from Josh Vaughan before Penybont hit back again through a Lee Hurley strike.

With the game seemingly heading for extra-time, Carmarthen Town snatched a dramatic winner in the 89th minute. A pinpoint cross from Kieran Lewis found Josh Pollard, who headed home to spark scenes of jubilation among the Carmarthen faithful.

53-Year Wait Ends for Carmarthen Town

The victory marks a remarkable achievement for Carmarthen Town, who have waited 53 years to lift the Welsh Cup. The club's previous triumph came in 1969 when they beat Cardiff City 2-0 in the final. Since then, they have reached the final on two other occasions, but were beaten by Wrexham in 1975 and The New Saints in 2012.

Carmarthen Town's victory is a testament to the hard work and dedication of everyone involved with the club. It is a historic moment that will live long in the memory of the club's supporters.