🏆 Ynys Mon Derby, Craig Bellamy & Caernarfon Town Shock Exit! | JD Welsh Cup 2024-25 Season Review

Welsh football fans can now relive the drama of last season’s 2024–25 JD Welsh Cup campaign which saw The New Saints beat the Connah’s Quay Nomads in the final at Rodney Parade, Newport. History was made in the competition with Cambrian United and Rogerstone going as furthest as they have done in the division whilst national team manager Craig Bellamy was in attendance at a quarter-final tie. This feature-length film offers a front-row seat to the highs and heartbreaks of the tournament — from the gritty qualifying rounds to the tension-filled final. It captures stunning goals, giant-killings, and the raw emotion of Welsh football in its purest form. The documentary includes in-depth interviews with players, coaches, and club staff, providing unique insights into the passion that fuels every minute of cup action.  From the fiercely contested Battle of the Cwmamans, to the electric Ynys Môn derby between Llangefni Town and Gaerwen FC, the film shines a spotlight on the rivalries that make this competition so special. One of the standout moments features Cymru manager Craig Bellamy, who attended Caerau Ely’s home quarter-final clash with Connah’s Quay Nomads at Cwrt yr Ala.  Bellamy also gives a candid interview on the rise of Connor Roberts, the now Caernarfon Town goalkeeper whose exceptional season with The New Saints earned him a surprise call-up to the national team in June. With behind-the-scenes access, dramatic footage, and heartfelt stories, this documentary captures the spirit of a competition that unites communities, fuels dreams, and proves that in the Welsh Cup, anything is possible. Hit subscribe to ensure you don’t miss a video from the FA Wales YouTube channel. Hit the bell to get notifications for all of our latest content. ► Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com//FAWales?sub_... ► X:   / fawales   ► X:   / cymru   ► Facebook:   / fawales   ► Instagram:   / cymru   ► TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/cymru ► X:   / cymruleagues