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Resultados

País de Gales - Premier League 04/13 13:30 - [12] Pontypridd Town v Penybont [8] W 0-3
País de Gales - Premier League 04/06 16:15 - [10] Aberystwyth v Penybont [8] W 0-3
País de Gales - Premier League 03/29 12:30 - [9] Barry Town v Penybont [8] D 0-0
País de Gales - Premier League 03/16 14:30 - [8] Penybont v Colwyn Bay [11] W 5-0
País de Gales - Premier League 03/08 19:45 - [7] Haverfordwest v Penybont [8] W 0-1
País de Gales - Premier League 03/02 14:30 - [8] Penybont v Pontypridd Town [12] L 0-1
País de Gales - Premier League 02/23 19:45 - [8] Penybont v Aberystwyth [10] D 1-1
País de Gales - Premier League 02/10 12:45 - [8] Penybont v Barry Town [9] D 2-2
País de Gales - Premier League 02/03 14:30 - [11] Colwyn Bay v Penybont [8] W 1-2
País de Gales - Premier League 01/13 17:15 22 [7] Penybont v Connah's Quay [2] L 0-1
País de Gales - Premier League 12/31 14:30 21 [8] Penybont v Pontypridd Town [12] W 1-0
País de Gales - Premier League 12/26 14:30 20 [4] Cardiff Met Uni v Penybont [8] W 0-3

Estat.

 TotalCasaVisitante
Partidas disputadas 40 20 20
Wins 17 8 9
Draws 11 6 5
Losses 12 6 6
Goals for 62 28 34
Goals against 45 20 25
Clean sheets 15 7 8
Failed to score 11 6 5

Wikipedia - Penybont F.C.

Penybont Football Club (Welsh: Clwb Pêl-droed Penybont) is a Welsh football club that plays in the Cymru Premier. The current club was formed in 2013, following the merger of Bridgend Town and Bryntirion Athletic. Penybont play their home games at Bryntirion Park (known as The SDM Glass Stadium for sponsorship reasons).

History

To coincide with the merger of the two clubs, artificial turf was laid at Bryntirion Park and at the Bridgend College Football Academy in Pencoed, funded by the sale of Bridgend Town's former Coychurch Road ground to superstore chain ASDA.

The Bryntirion Park ground circa 2009.

The club began the season with a series of away games since Bryntirion Park's 3G pitch installation was incomplete until January 2014. The club's first league game was away against Ton Pentre, the result of which was a 1–0 loss.

The new pitch was officially opened by former Cardiff City manager Malky Mackay on 7 January 2014 at a friendly game played against a Cardiff City Development XI. Cardiff's development team won the match 5–0.

The club's first manager was Francis Ford, who managed Bryntirion Athletic prior to the club's merger with Bridgend Town. Penybont ended their inaugural season in third place in the Welsh Football League Division One.

On 18 January 2015, the club announced that it had reached a sponsorship agreement with Bridgend-based KYMCO Healthcare UK, which included renaming Bryntirion Park as The KYMCO Stadium.

The club finished the 2014–15 season in 5th place in Welsh League Division One.

On 12 September 2015, the club announced that it had applied for a Football Association of Wales Domestic License for the Cymru Premier. This indicated that the club was committed to improving the facilities at Bryntirion Park in order to make the club applicable for promotion to the top flight.

In May 2016, Francis Ford resigned from his post as manager to be replaced by former Plymouth Argyle, Newport County and Cymru Premier footballer Rhys Griffiths. On 11 June, former Cardiff City and Newport County player Martyn Giles was appointed as his assistant.

On 13 April 2019, it was confirmed that the club had secured promotion to the Cymru Premier after promotion rivals Cambrian & Clydach Vale and Cwmamman United suffered defeats.

On 4 July 2019, former Dundee F.C. and Partick Thistle player Daniel Jefferies signed for the club.

On 23 December 2021, the club announced the signing of former Swansea City, AFC Bournemouth and Wales international Shaun MacDonald on an 18-month deal.

In the 2022-2023 season they finished in 3rd place qualifying them for their first-ever Europe game, against FC Santa Coloma in the first qualifying round of the 2023–24 UEFA Europa Conference League.

O Penybont Football Club é um clube de futebol sediado em Penybont, Rhondda Cynon Taf, País de Gales. Atualmente, joga na Liga Cymru, a primeira divisão do futebol galês. O clube foi fundado em 1951 e ganhou o Campeonato Galês de Futebol em 1962-63. O Penybont joga os seus jogos em casa no Bryntirion Park, com capacidade para 3.300 espectadores.

O clube foi fundado em 1951 como Penybont United e começou a jogar na Liga Ocidental de Glamorgan. Em 1961, o clube venceu a Copa da Liga Ocidental de Glamorgan e foi promovido para a Liga de Futebol do Sul de Gales. O Penybont ganhou o campeonato da Liga de Futebol do Sul de Gales em 1962-63 e foi promovido para a Liga Cymru.

O Penybont jogou na Liga Cymru de 1963 a 1976, quando foi rebaixado para a Liga de Futebol do Sul de Gales. O clube ganhou o campeonato da Liga de Futebol do Sul de Gales em 1977-78 e foi promovido de volta à Liga Cymru. O Penybont jogou na Liga Cymru de 1978 a 1987, quando foi rebaixado para a Liga de Futebol do Sul de Gales.

O Penybont jogou na Liga de Futebol do Sul de Gales de 1987 a 2019, quando foi promovido de volta à Liga Cymru. O clube venceu o Campeonato Galês de Futebol em 2020-21 e foi promovido à Liga Cymru Premier, a primeira divisão do futebol galês.

O Penybont representa o País de Gales nas competições europeias de clubes. O clube participou da Liga Europa da UEFA em 2021-22 e foi eliminado na primeira fase de qualificação pelo NSÍ Runavík das Ilhas Faroé.

O Penybont é um clube de futebol galês com sede em Penybont, Rhondda Cynon Taf. O clube joga na Liga Cymru, a primeira divisão do futebol galês. O Penybont foi fundado em 1951 e ganhou o Campeonato Galês de Futebol em 1962-63. O clube joga os seus jogos em casa no Bryntirion Park, com capacidade para 3.300 espectadores.