1928 Welsh Cup Final

1928 Football Association of Wales Challenge Cup Final
Event 1927–28 Welsh Cup
Date 2 May 1928
Venue Farrar Road Stadium, Bangor
Referee G Petrie (Holywell)
Attendance 12,000

The 1928 Welsh Cup Final, the 47th in the competition, was contested by Bangor and Cardiff City at Farrar Road Stadium, Bangor. Cardiff won 2–0.

Route to the final

Cardiff City

Round Opposition Score Venue
Fifth Round Oswestry Town 17 Park Hall (a)
Sixth Round Swansea Town 10 Ninian Park (h)
Semi-finals Rhyl 22 Racecourse Ground (n)
Replay Rhyl 20 Gay Meadow (n)

Bangor City

Round Opposition Score Venue
Third Round Flint Town 11 Cae-y-Castell (a)
Replay Flint Town 41 Farrar Road Stadium (h)
Fourth Round Buckley 30 Farrar Road Stadium (h)
Fifth Round Connah's Quay 30 Farrar Road Stadium (h)
Sixth Round Aberdare Athletic 11 Aberdare Athletic Ground (a)
Replay Aberdare Athletic 73 Farrar Road Stadium (h)
Semi-final Merthyr Town 22 Llanelian Road (n)
Replay Merthyr Town 20 Park Hall (n)

Bangor City started their campaign away to Flint Town. After a 1–1 draw, Bangor replayed them at Farrar Road Stadium, where Bangor won 4–1.

In two more home games in the Fourth and Fifth rounds, Bangor saw off both Buckley and Connah's Quay by 3–0.

For the Sixth round, Bangor travelled south to former Football League and Southern League team Aberdare Athletic. After a 1–1 draw Aberdare lost 7–3 at Farrar Road.

In the Semi-final, Bangor faced Football League Division Three South members Merthyr Town at Colwyn Bay. A 2–2 meant a replay at Oswestry where Bangor progressed to the final after a 2–0 win.

Match

Detail

2 May 1928
15:30
Cardiff City 2 0 Bangor
Hughie Ferguson  ?', ?' Report
Farrar Road Stadium, Bangor
Attendance: 12,000
Referee: G Petrie (Holywell)
Cardiff City[1]
Bangor City[2]
CARDIFF CITY:
GK 1Republic of Ireland Tom Farquharson
DF 2 Scotland James Nelson
DF 3 England Jennings
DF 4 Wales Fred Keenor (c)
DF 5 Northern Ireland Tom Sloan
MF 6 England Billy Hardy
MF 7England Thirlaway
MF 8England Smith
FW 9Scotland Hughie Ferguson
FW 10Wales Len Davies
DF 11 Scotland George McLachlan
Manager:
England Fred Stewart
BANGOR CITY:
GK 1 England J Rundell
DF 2England T Sinclair
DF 3Republic of Ireland Critchlow
MF 4England G Rundell
MF 5 Wales Whittaker
MF 6Wales R Lock
MF 7 England Billy Fogg
MF 8 Wales P Jeffes
FW 9Wales G White
FW 10Wales Smith
FW 11England Cooper

MATCH RULES

Notes

  1. nb1

References

Bibliography

Notes

  1. Cardiff City - Historical Football Kits
  2. The History of the Welsh Cup 1877-1993 by Ian Garland (1991) ISBN 1-872424-37-6

External links

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