
Welcome to our Club
Latest News
TIER 2 License Update
Caldicot Town AFC have today been awarded the Tier 2 License for both the Men's & Womens teams. This means the club has met all the FAW requirements for its facility and required staffing positions to compete at higher leagues should they gain a promotion. This is a lengthy process that has to be completed each year and so once again, we say a huge thank you to club secretary, Steve Bright for the time and effort he spends to ensure we have the chance to play the highest level we can!

Play-off update
Goytre beat Chepstow on Tuesday night keeping Caldicot's slim chances of reaching the play-offs alive. Caldicot finished on 61 points with Chepstow currently sitting third on 60 points with just one more game to play. That game however is once again against Goytre. If Chepstow manage a draw or a win, they will move into second courtesy of a better goal difference. Meanwhile, Goytre could jump over both teams if the win their remaining games. They currently sit in 4th spot on 55 points so a win away at Chepstow will suit both Caldicot and Goytre. However, Goytre have two remaining fixtures against relegation threatened Abercarn and Tredegar, where both are fighting for one survival spot. Both remaining Goytre games are away so you never know!
Weekend Roundup
Caldicot First Team ended their season on a high with a hard fought 2 - 1 win away at Tredegar Town on Saturday. A goal from Laurent Ngunjoh was followed by a harsh Ben Burns red card which was punished further when Tredegar scored from the resulting free-kick. Although down to 10 men, Town scored what was the eventual winner through current league top scorer, Ben Donoghue who finishes with 25.
After the game, joint managers, Mark Williams and Tony Wallis addressed the players, thanking them for their efforts during the season as both will be leaving their current posts. The Club would like to go on record to thank them personally for their commitment and efforts through the years that they have been at the helm. We wish Tony all the best in whatever he does next, whilst Mark will still be involved in a more director of football role, ensuring the newly installed coaching team will have all they need to be competitive for the new season ahead.
Now available at the Corner Cafe, Lydia's Dirty Fries as advertised by our glamorous model and bar diva, Jill Emms.
Ongoing promotions at the club


Club Lottery
To help fund club projects to upgrade the facilities, the club has launched our own lottery that is available to anyone over the age of 18. Scan or click the QR code and follow the simple steps to help support the club.
Match 4 Numbers Jackpot
£2000
Match 3 Numbers
£50

There were no winners in this weeks club lottery draw for the 7th May
The Jackpot now stands at £2,000 with the next draw taking place on
Wednesday 14th May
If you play multiple weeks, please check your spam folder incase you are not receiving your email that lets you know the lines have expired.
https://www.ourclublotto.co.uk/play/ctafc/
Caldicot Town Upcoming Fixtures

Latest football news

Ardal League South East
Saturday 3 May 2025 - Tredegar Leisure Centre Ko 14.30pm
Tredegar Town 1 - 2 Caldicot Town
Caldicot finished of their campaign with a hard fought win against Tredegar who after hearing of the shock news that Newport Corries were to be deducted 18 points, a chance of staying in the league has presented itself to both Abercarn and Tredegar. The former had Corries on Saturday whilst Tredegar played host to Caldicot, with both of them facing Goytre in their final two games.
Caldicot started with returning goalkeeper, Matt Sandiford who we congratulate both Gemma and himself after the birth of baby Archie, who we don't believe is named after our chairman! Lewis Grant and Sam Watkins were at fullback whilst Ben Burns and Jordan Francombe started at centre halves with Matt James continuing in the Midfield with Sam Swann and Lyes MiHoubi, whilst the potent front three of Ngunjoh, Greenhaf and Donoghue started up front.
The ground was hard, like most pitches at this time of year, and a breeze was present that was with Tredegar in the first half. Tredegar were certainly playing with a high intensity, especially with the chance of an escape from relegation was on offer which left Caldicot with little time on the ball whenever they did have it. Town had a couple of half chances but you would probably say that Tredegar edged a tight first half that was lacking quality
Half-time: Tredegar 0 - 0 Caldicot
Into the second half and it didn't take long for them to start better as Sam Swann found Ngunjoh who has ended the season on a hot streak scoring 9 goals in the last 10 games. Just minutes later disaster struck as Burns allowed a clearance to bounce before coming under pressure from the encroaching striker who had the run on him. A slight contact sent the Tredegar player sprawling and the referee couldn't get his red card out quick enough as Burns was left ruing the chance to clear the ball. The resulting free kick was central and on the edge of the area which presented Sandiford with a problem on setting his wall. Andrew Martin picked his spot and rifled the ball past Sandiford who was left with little chance of saving it, making the scores 1 - 1 on 49 minutes.
The Management team were forced into making a change and so Alex Edwards replaced Mihoubi which was unfortunate for him but it allowed for James to sit back into the defence whilst Edwards anchored the midfield. Town were now in a game but reacted really well and retook the lead on 53 minutes when Donoghue finished well after an assist from Matt James. Caldicot kept trying to play and didn't ever look like they were the team down to ten men which is great credit to them.
Ben Smith came on for Donoghue and was looking to bow out in style as it was announced by the player that he would be leaving Caldicot at the end of the season for a return back to Undy. We wish Smudge well for the future and thank him for his service to the club where he played a pivotal role in winning us the Welsh League second division title back in 2017, playing up front in a productive strike duo with departing manager, Tony Wallis. Caldicot brought on Prettyjohn for Greenhaf but maintained their slender lead through to the end of the game which leaves Caldicot currently in the play-off place of second, but knowing Goytre play Chepstow twice with Chepstow only needing to draw one of the games to leapfrog Caldicot on goal difference. Alternatively, if Goytre pick up 4 wins, they could leapfrog both Caldicot and Chepstow.
It's effectively out of Caldicot's hands but they can look back on the season with great pride having pushed the teams around them hard winning 8 out of the last 9 games to put themselves in with a shout.






The Benevolent East Gwent Cup
Sponsored by Monmouthshire Windows
Saturday 3 May 2025 - Larkfield Ko 5.00pm
Caldicot Town 3rds 0 - 0 Undy AFC
Caldicot third team were on the trail of glory again on Saturday when they faced Undy in the final of the Monmouthshire Windows Benevolent Cup. Things looked good for Town as they were awarded a penalty after 15 minutes but the normally dependable Ethan Bowles saw his penalty saved to keep it 0 - 0 at the break.
Into the second half and a tight tense affair finally sprung to life on 51 minutes when Louie Pearson opened the scoring, and then two minutes later Zac Hitchens scored a delicate left lob over Richard Beech in the Caldicot goal. Town were shell shocked and could not find their composure to find a way back into the match.
Congratulations to Undy who deserved their victory.
Caldicot Town videos 2024/25 v Season


Brian Reed Cup Final

Ben Burns 3rd goal v Chepstow

Donoghue 2nd goal v Chepstow
Club improvements update
As our regular members will have noticed, ongoing projects are underway to improve the facilities at the club. With obtaining grants to fund such projects proving to be more and more difficult to secure, the club relies heavily on its members support, whether thats renewing Club Membership (Due August 1st £10 per person), buying a weekly Lottery ticket (https://www.ourclublotto.co.uk/play/ctafc/) or our newly launched Meat Raffle, or simply spending your money behind the bar. We greatly appreciate the support you can provide to help us keep moving the club forwards in the right direction.
Projects Completed/On-going:
-
Kitchen - Newly fitted to provide Matchday Hospitality.
-
Perimeter Wall - Phased project with Gates now ordered.
-
External Wall Lights - Phased project.
-
Pitch Barrier Painting - All Posts and Barriers painted, plus old stand updated.
-
Dart Board Area - New Stud wall for privacy & protection to female toilets.
-
Brick Slips & Shelving - Protection of stud walls and lower wall areas & shelving for drinks.
-
Internal Lighting - Ladies Toilet entrance new PIR sensor spot lights.
-
Washing Machine - Keep kit washing laundry costs down by becoming self-sufficient.
-
Pitch Maintenance - Ongoing effort to maintain the standard of the playing surface.
Further projects required and under consideration:
-
Changing Room Upgrade - Designed for 14 people, squad, coaches, medical staff near 20
-
Showers - Tiling of both walls and floors required.
-
Club Main Room Flooring - Starting to lift, light in colour which shows up marks.
-
Toilet Upgrade Main Room - Both for Men's and Ladies. Possible design for Disability.
-
Main Room Ceiling - Panels broke and supporting struts loose.
Below are a few images of the ongoing projects.
The club would like to thank the following people who have helped us achieve the works. Alyn Howells (Carpentry), Steve Johns (Building Works), Craig Carter (Plumbing), Redwick Electrical Services LTD, & Paul Donaghue (Electrical Works), Callum Lewis (Plastering), Neil McConnell (Pitch Maintenance), Stan Baker (Pitch Maintenance), Julian Williams (Pitch, Kits, Juniors + much more!)

Caldicot Town AFC was established in 1953 on the grounds of the King George V playing fields. The football club is a members club that runs football for junior, youth and senior teams, for both men and ladies, boys and girls.
Situated in the heart of the town center, the "Footy Club" as it is affectionally known, has a loyal following of members that support the football and its thriving social scene, where people from all walks are able to come and enjoy the facilities even if they have no interest in football.

Caldicot Town Football Club is run by a Committee and is regulated based on a constitution. As a club, all positions which include officers and general committee, are voluntary. We are always looking to bring on board members who are willing and committed to giving their time to help run this community club Members are voted on at the clubs AGM usually held in July of each year.
If you cannot commit to being on a committee but still wish to help in anyway possible, please get in touch with one of the officers or general committee for a chat. All help is greatly appreciated and can go along way to keeping the club running.