The New Saints v Connah's Quay Nomads
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| The New Saints v Connah's Quay Nomads |
The New Saints (TNS) secured their tenth JD Welsh Cup title with a 2-1 victory over Connah's Quay Nomads at Rodney Parade in Newport on Sunday. This win not only marked a significant achievement for TNS but also ensured their qualification for the 2025-26 UEFA Conference League first qualifying round.
The final was a rematch of the previous year's showdown, where Connah's Quay had emerged victorious. This time, TNS turned the tables in a tightly contested game.
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| Rodney Parade |
Rodney Parade, home of Newport County, was hosting the Welsh Cup final for the second consecutive year.
The Nomads took an early lead through Declan Poole but where overhauled after goals by Rory Holdens from a free-kick and a second-half header by Jordan Williams. The Nomads started the match with only 10 players due to a lineup error involving an injured player.
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| The JD Welsh Cup |
With this victory, The New Saints completed the domestic treble - Nathaniel MG Cup, JD Welsh Cup and JD Cymru Premier title. The team's consistent performances and ability to rise to the occasion in crucial matches continue to set them apart in Welsh football.
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| Match action |
Starting Lineups
The New Saints
25 Connor Roberts, 2 Joshua Pask, 6 Jack Bodenham, 8 Ryan Brobbel, 10 Danny Redmond 14 Daniel Williams, 16 McGahey H., 17 Jordan Williams, 18 Rory Holden, 21 Leo Smith, 28 Adam Wilson.
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| The teams |
Connah's Quay Nomads
31 George Ratcliffe, 2 John Disney, 5 Ben Nash, 7 Jack Kenny, 11 Bratley C., 14 Noah Edwards, 17 Rhys Hughes, 18 Woodcock M., 20 Jon Rushton, 22 Declan Poole, 25 Owens K.
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| Mascot |
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| Jordan Williams celebrates his goal |
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| 2025 JD Welsh Cup Final |
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| Rodney Parade |
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| Final score, 2-1 |
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| Enillwyr (Winners) |
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