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1993–94 League of Wales

FieldValue
competitionLeague of Wales
season1993–94
winnersBangor City
relegatedHaverfordwest County
Briton Ferry Athletic
continentalcup1UEFA Cup
continentalcup1 qualifiersBangor City
Inter Cardiff
league topscorerDavid Taylor (43)
matches380
total goals1225
prevseason1992–93
nextseason1994–95

Briton Ferry Athletic Inter Cardiff The 1993–94 League of Wales was the second season of the League of Wales after its establishment in 1992. The league was won by Bangor City.

Teams

ClubGroundManagerCaptainPrevious leaguePos.
Aberystwyth TownPark AvenueLeague of Wales3rd
Afan LidoAfan Lido Sports GroundLeague of Wales12th
Bangor CityFarrar Road StadiumLeague of Wales5th
Briton Ferry AthleticOld Road StadiumLeague of Wales17th
CaerswsRecreation GroundLeague of Wales11th
Connah's Quay NomadsDeeside StadiumLeague of Wales8th
Conwy UnitedY MorfaLeague of Wales7th
Cwmbran TownCwmbran StadiumLeague of Wales1st
Ebbw ValeEugene Cross ParkLeague of Wales4th
Flint Town UnitedCae-y-CastellLeague of Wales16th
Inter CardiffCardiff Athletics StadiumLeague of Wales2nd
Haverfordwest CountyBridge Meadow StadiumLeague of Wales10th
Holywell TownHalkyn RoadLeague of Wales6th
LlanelliStebonheath ParkLeague of Wales14th
LlansantffraidRecreation GroundCymru Alliance1st
Mold AlexandraAlyn ParkLeague of Wales13th
Maesteg ParkTudor ParkLeague of Wales15th
NewtownLatham ParkLeague of Wales18th
PorthmadogY TraethLeague of Wales9th
Ton PentreYnys ParkWelsh Football League1st

League table

Results

References

References

  1. Heijmans, Jeroen. "Wales 1993/94". The Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation.
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