Ups, downs, and what's still to play for in the JD Cymru Leagues

Ryan Davies of Ruthin pressures Dan Cox of Bangor during CPD Bangor 1876 vs Ruthin Town in Round 2 of the Welsh Blood Service League Cup Northern Section at Nantporth Stadium, Bangor

The final day is upon us in the JD Cymru North and JD Cymru South, with plenty left to be decided at the top and bottom of the JD Cymru Leagues tables.

Llanelli Town had their place in next season’s JD Cymru Premier confirmed after they were successful in their Tier 1 Licence application. The Reds won the JD Cymru South last Friday following a 1-1 draw with Cambrian United.

This weekend it’s all about who is going down. Taffs Well and Goytre United both know they will be playing in the third tier next season, but as to who will join them in the Ardal Leagues will be decided on Saturday.

In the JD Cymru North, Llay Welfare and Prestatyn Town are already down and this weekend the third and final team to go down will be decided. There are two teams bidding to avoid the drop to either the Ardal North East or North West.

Find all of Saturday’s JD Cymru Leagues permutations here.

Jordan Evans of Airbus UK Broughton shoots on goal but is tackled by Lewis Sirrell of Colwyn Bay during the Welsh Blood Service League — *Colwyn Bay are top of the JD Cymru North with Airbus chasing them in second*

JD Cymru North

Colwyn Bay will win the title if:

Colwyn Bay win or draw against Penrhyncoch
Colwyn Bay lose against Penrhyncoch AND Airbus UK Broughton lose or draw against Caersws

Airbus UK Broughton will win the title if:

Airbus UK Broughton win against Caersws AND Colwyn Bay lose against Penrhyncoch

Ruthin Town will be relegated/Bangor 1876 will survive relegation if:

Ruthin Town lose or draw against Bangor 1876

Bangor 1876 will be relegated/Ruthin Town will survive relegation if:

Bangor 1876 lose against Ruthin Town

Jonathan McMenemy of Penrhiwceiber Rangers during the 2024/25 JD Cymru Leagues South fixture between Cwmbran Celtic and Penrhiwceiber Rangers AFC at Avondale Motorpark Arena, Cwmbran, Wales — *Cwmbran Celtic and Penrhiwceiber Rangers are bidding to avoid the drop from the Cymru South*

JD Cymru South

Penrhiwceiber Rangers will be relegated/Cwmbran Celtic will survive relegation if:

Penrhiwceiber Rangers lose against Carmarthen Town AND Cwmbran Celtic win or draw against Llantwit Major OR Cwmbran Celtic lose by three goals fewer or less against Llantwit Major
Penrhiwceiber Rangers draw against Carmarthen Town AND Cwmbran Celtic win or draw against Llantwit Major
Penrhiwceiber Rangers win against Carmarthen Town AND Cwmbran Celtic win by three goals fewer or less against Llantwit Major

Cwmbran Celtic will be relegated/Penrhiwceiber Rangers will survive relegation if:

Cwmbran Celtic lose against Llantwit Major AND Penrhiwceiber Rangers win or draw against Carmarthen Town OR Penrhiwceiber Rangers lose by at least four goals fewer against Carmarthen Town
Cwmbran Celtic draw against Llantwit Major AND Penrhiwceiber Rangers win against Carmarthen Town
Cwmbran Celtic win against Llantwit Major AND Penrhiwceiber Rangers win by at least four more goals against Carmarthen Town

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