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Another great weekend at the club!
Starting on Friday, Caldicot Town 3rd team beat Underwood in the Brian Reed cup at Jubilee Way thanks to a goal from youngster, Aaron Bowles
Brothers in arms
Alex and Callum Watkins and Ethan (Man of the match) and his brother Aaron who scored the winning goal celebrate lifting the Brian Reed Cup
On Saturday, the first team continued their promotion charge with an impressive 8 - 1 away win at struggling Abercarn. Laurent Ngunjoh with a hatrick, the first coming after just 30 seconds, whilst Cole Greenhaf added to his hatrick against Corries the other night with another two goals. Ben Donoghue added another to his impressive tally before an own goal was scored and a worldie from Reece Mathews from an impossible angle completed the route.
Caldicot first team complete their season fixtures with an away trip to Tredegar where they could amass a total of 61 points. The other contenders are Chepstow who scored a very late winner away at Brecon but will miss a couple of players due to red cards in what looked to be a controversial ending, and Goytre who play Chepstow twice but could pip both Caldicot and Chepstow to the play-offs should they win their games in hand.
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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
£1950
Match 3 Numbers
£50
There were no winners in this Wednesdays Club Lottery Draw
The Jackpot now stands at £1,950 with the next draw taking place on
Wednesday 30th April
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/
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Saturday 26 April 2025 - Abercarn Welfare Ground Ko 14.30pm
Abercarn United 1 - 8 Caldicot Town
There was an emphatic away win for promotion play-off contenders, Caldicot Town at Abercarns Welfare Ground on Saturday. With a few players missing, Town moved Matt James into the midfield with Jordan Francombe playing along side Ben Burns at the heart of the defence with Sam Watkins and Lewis Grant holding the fullback berths. Ieaun Smart came up from the reserves to deputize for the missing Sandiford goal, and was called on early to make a few saves and interceptions which was great for his confidence. Jake Davies, Matt James and Lyes Mihoubi were in the engine room, whilst an attacking front three of Ngunjoh, Donoghue and Greenhaf looked menacing.
With just 30 seconds gone, the Abercarn defence was split as Greenhaf played a simple ball over the top of the back three for Ngunjoh to calmly place the ball over the home keeper to give Town and early lead. Ngunjoh then turned provider as he found Ben Donoghue who added to his seasons tally and currently stands top of the division with 25 goals to put Town two up on 20 minutes. Donoghue then assisted Greenhaf for his first on 36 minutes before the inform forward netted again to put Caldicot four up on 42 minutes, but there was still time in first half stoppage time for Ngunjoh to grab his second to give Town a comfortable 5 - 0 lead at the break.
The home side as expected made a couple of substitutions which saw them more competitive in the second half. Ethan Bowles came on for Donoghue after 60 minutes and will have been disappointed to not get a chance to add to his total for the season. Tobias Prettyjohn replaced Mihoubi at the same time as Town looked to find more goals. This eventually came about in the 70 minute after Greenhaf played in Ngunjoh to complete his hatrick. Just minutes later, Reece Matthews came on to replace the impressive Sam Watkins with Lewis Grant being replace 10 minutes later by Matt Swann at right back.
Town were still pushing and Matthews was down the left almost on the byline where he swung a left footer at what could have been a shot come cross and amazingly it found the far corner of the Abercarn goal to put Town into a 7 - 0 lead! An unfortunate own goal then followed which capped off a miserable day for the home side who did manage to breach the Caldicot defence on 90 minutes when Xavier Jones tapped in after a good save initially from Smart had looked to have maintained his clean sheet but it wasn't to be. Final score ending 8 - 1 to Caldicot who won 6 on the bounce.
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The Brian Reed East Gwent Cup
Sponsored by Cardiff Commissioning Ltd
Friday 25 Apr 2025 - Jubilee Way Ko 6.30pm
Caldicot Town 3rds 1 - 0 Underwood FC
Caldicot third team won their first bit of silverware for many years after completing a tight 1 - 0 win over Underwood at Jubilee Way. A first half goal from Aaron Bowles, assisted from a through ball from Max Griffiths, was enough to give Lee Morton and Rich Lee victory in front of a big crowd.
Chances throughout the game were at a premium as both sides defended strongly. Underwood did hit the post late on but Town held out to win a trophy named after someone who means a lot to Caldicot Town Football club and also the East Gwent where Brian served.
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:
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Kitchen - Newly fitted to provide Matchday Hospitality.
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Perimeter Wall - Phased project with Gates now ordered.
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External Wall Lights - Phased project.
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Pitch Barrier Painting - All Posts and Barriers painted, plus old stand updated.
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Dart Board Area - New Stud wall for privacy & protection to female toilets.
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Brick Slips & Shelving - Protection of stud walls and lower wall areas & shelving for drinks.
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Internal Lighting - Ladies Toilet entrance new PIR sensor spot lights.
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Washing Machine - Keep kit washing laundry costs down by becoming self-sufficient.
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Pitch Maintenance - Ongoing effort to maintain the standard of the playing surface.
Further projects required and under consideration:
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Changing Room Upgrade - Designed for 14 people, squad, coaches, medical staff near 20
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Showers - Tiling of both walls and floors required.
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Club Main Room Flooring - Starting to lift, light in colour which shows up marks.
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Toilet Upgrade Main Room - Both for Men's and Ladies. Possible design for Disability.
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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.