1993–94 League of Wales

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League of Wales
Season1993–94
Champions Barry Town
Relegated Haverfordwest County
Briton Ferry Athletic
UEFA Cup Barry Town
Inter Cardiff
Matches played380
Goals scored1,225 (3.22 per match)
Top goalscorer David Taylor (43)
1994–95 →

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. [1]

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Teams

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Location of clubs in 1993–94 League of Wales
ClubGroundManagerCaptainPrevious leaguePos.
Aberystwyth Town Park Avenue League of Wales 3rd
Afan Lido Afan Lido Sports Ground League of Wales 12th
Bangor City Farrar Road Stadium League of Wales 5th
Briton Ferry Athletic Old Road Stadium League of Wales 17th
Caersws Recreation Ground League of Wales 11th
Connah's Quay Nomads Deeside Stadium League of Wales 8th
Conwy United Y Morfa League of Wales 7th
Cwmbran Town Cwmbran Stadium League of Wales 1st
Ebbw Vale Eugene Cross Park League of Wales 4th
Flint Town United Cae-y-Castell League of Wales 16th
Inter Cardiff Cardiff Athletics Stadium League of Wales 2nd
Haverfordwest County Bridge Meadow Stadium League of Wales 10th
Holywell Town Halkyn Road League of Wales 6th
Llanelli Stebonheath Park League of Wales 14th
Llansantffraid Recreation Ground Cymru Alliance 1st
Mold Alexandra Alyn Park League of Wales 13th
Maesteg Park Tudor Park League of Wales 15th
Newtown Latham Park League of Wales 18th
Porthmadog Y Traeth League of Wales 9th
Ton Pentre Ynys Park Welsh Football League 1st

League table

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1 Bangor City (C)3826578226+5683Qualification for UEFA Cup preliminary round
2 Inter Cardiff 3826399544+5181
3 Ton Pentre 3821896240+2271
4 Flint Town United 38206127047+2366
5 Holywell Town 381810107557+1864
6 Newtown 38189115248+463
7 Connah's Quay Nomads 381512115747+1057
8 Cwmbran Town 38169135146+557
9 Ebbw Vale 38169136866+257
10 Aberystwyth Town 381510135755+255
11 Porthmadog 38147179071+1949
12 Llanelli 381442076100−2446
13 Conwy United 38136195870−1245
14 Mold Alexandra 38127195975−1643
15 Afan Lido 38816145264−1240
16 Haverfordwest County (R)381010184081−4140Resigned for Welsh Division One
17 Caersws 38912173956−1739
18 Llansantffraid 3897224677−3134
19 Maesteg Park 3889214371−2833
20 Briton Ferry Athletic (R)3889215384−3133Relegated to Welsh Division One
Source: [1]
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C) Champions; (R) Relegated

Results

Home \ Away ABE AFA BAN BRI CWS CQN CON CWM EBB FTU HAV HOL INC LLA LSF MAE MOL NTW POR TON
Aberystwyth Town 2–20–20–01–00–00–10–31–12–00–35–22–41–01–01–13–13–04–30–0
Afan Lido 2–42–31–30–00–12–21–11–11–13–30–21–32–23–01–01–23–12–23–1
Bangor City 1–12–12–01–12–02–12–11–01–09–02–11–15–18–06–13–00–02–11–0
Briton Ferry Athletic 2–20–30–41–02–22–41–12–13–33–12–42–92–32–33–01–21–33–60–1
Caersws 4–12–00–41–10–03–21–13–00–10–12–11–23–32–31–00–20–10–20–3
Connah's Quay Nomads 2–01–12–02–21–15–12–02–32–12–31–10–35–13–23–11–10–21–00–1
Conwy United 2–32–31–05–30–11–01–14–20–14–10–12–10–12–11–12–31–11–40–1
Cwmbran Town 1–11–01–03–14–11–00–22–23–20–31–11–13–12–11–14–01–00–12–1
Ebbw Vale 1–13–10–23–03–21–22–11–02–11–21–03–51–32–23–35–30–24–31–1
Flint Town United 0–35–01–00–10–02–13–32–12–14–03–14–03–11–10–32–04–13–13–1
Haverfordwest County 2–30–00–30–00–10–00–21–51–11–23–31–01–33–11–32–11–40–90–2
Holywell Town 3–14–03–01–31–11–13–13–14–22–24–01–06–10–02–11–02–23–24–1
Inter Cardiff 1–00–21–02–04–13–12–13–01–22–11–14–15–12–13–03–01–05–41–3
Llanelli 2–12–30–31–32–22–36–15–05–31–20–21–31–104–22–14–11–22–43–0
Llansantffraid 1–21–11–23–11–12–23–01–00–21–01–22–00–14–02–10–51–31–51–4
Maesteg Park 1–21–10–31–02–20–21–20–11–20–30–02–40–41–21–02–43–21–10–1
Mold Alexandra 1–32–20–13–11–22–41–11–20–21–41–01–13–21–12–14–50–04–01–4
Newtown 2–10–01–12–11–01–22–01–00–33–20–01–00–33–13–20–02–35–20–0
Porthmadog 2–12–20–21–12–01–10–11–01–20–25–17–11–25–64–00–21–10–15–2
Ton Pentre 2–12–13–11–03–02–04–30–21–13–00–00–01–03–10–01–22–15–02–2
Source: [ citation needed ]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

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References

  1. 1 2 Heijmans, Jeroen. "Wales 1993/94". The Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation. Retrieved 1 September 2019.
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