Английская Википедия:2013–14 Welsh Premier Women's League

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Шаблон:Use dmy dates Шаблон:Infobox football league season The 2013–14 Welsh Premier League was the fifth season of the Women's Welsh Premier League, the top level women's football league in Wales.

Cardiff City were the defending champions having won their first championship last season. The season was won by Cardiff Met. Ladies.

During the winter break Northop Hall Girls withdrew from the league. All results including them were then wiped from the table.

Changes from 2012–13

• PILCS LFC replaced Caerphilly Castle who got relegated last season.
• Two instead of one team are relegated after the season.

Clubs

Team	City	Ground
Aberystwyth Town Ladies	Aberystwyth	Park Avenue
Caernarfon Town Ladies	Caernarfon	The Oval
Cardiff City	Cardiff	Leckwith Stadium
Cardiff Met. Ladies	Cardiff	Cardiff University, Cyncoed Campus
Llandudno Junction Ladies	Llandudno Junction	The Flyover
Llanidloes Ladies	Llanidloes	Victoria Avenue
Newcastle Emlyn Ladies	Newcastle Emlyn	Parc Emlyn
Northop Hall Girls	Rhydymwyn	Dolfechlas Road, Rhydymwyn F.C.
PILCS LFC	Pontypool
Port Talbot Town Ladies	Port Talbot	The Genquip Stadium
Swansea City Ladies	Port Talbot	Baglan Playing Fields
Wrexham Ladies	Wrexham	Colliers Road

Standings

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|note_ABE=Aberystwyth Town ended the season on a relegation place but were spared from relegation after Caernarfon withdraw for the next season.

|hth_NHG=Northop Hall Girls withdrew in the winter break because of a lack of players. They had lost all of their ten matches. All results were deleted from the table.

|hth_CAE=Caernarfon had three points deducted for unfulfillment of fixture.

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Results grid

{{#invoke:sports results|main |matches_style=FBR|solid_cell=grey |team1=ABE|team2=CAE|team3=CCI|team4=CMT|team5=JUN |team6=LLL|team7=NEW|team8=PIL|team9=PTT|team10=SWA |team11=WRE

|name_ABE=Aberystwyth Town |match_ABE_CAE=1–0 |match_ABE_CCI=0–3 |match_ABE_CMT=1–2 |match_ABE_JUN=1–1 |match_ABE_LLL=0–1 |match_ABE_NEW=1–4 |match_ABE_PIL=0–4 |match_ABE_PTT=1–2 |match_ABE_SWA=1–5 |match_ABE_WRE=1–2

|name_CAE=Caernarfon Town |match_CAE_ABE=3–2 |match_CAE_CCI=1–7 |match_CAE_CMT=0–5 |match_CAE_JUN=4–6 |match_CAE_LLL=3–0 |match_CAE_NEW=3–2 |match_CAE_PIL=2–3 |match_CAE_PTT=5–2 |match_CAE_SWA=0–5 |match_CAE_WRE=2–5

|name_CCI=Cardiff City |match_CCI_ABE=1–0 |match_CCI_CAE=5–0 |match_CCI_CMT=0–5 |match_CCI_JUN=1–1 |match_CCI_LLL=1–3 |match_CCI_NEW=2–0 |match_CCI_PIL=2–0 |match_CCI_PTT=3–1 |match_CCI_SWA=0–0 |match_CCI_WRE=2–1

|name_CMT=Cardiff Met. |match_CMT_ABE=10–0 |match_CMT_CAE=15–0 |match_CMT_CCI=7–0 |match_CMT_JUN=4–0 |match_CMT_LLL=9–0 |match_CMT_NEW=2–0 |match_CMT_PIL=1–3 |match_CMT_PTT=6–0 |match_CMT_SWA=2–1 |match_CMT_WRE=4–0

|name_JUN=Llandudno Junction |match_JUN_ABE=1–3 |match_JUN_CAE=3–0 |match_JUN_CCI=2–7 |match_JUN_CMT=0–3 |match_JUN_LLL=1–3 |match_JUN_NEW=5–0 |match_JUN_PIL=0–5 |match_JUN_PTT=1–3 |match_JUN_SWA=0–5 |match_JUN_WRE=0–2

|name_LLL=Llanidloes |match_LLL_ABE=4–1 |match_LLL_CAE=6–1 |match_LLL_CCI=0–1 |match_LLL_CMT=0–3 |match_LLL_JUN=2–2 |match_LLL_NEW=3–1 |match_LLL_PIL=0–2 |match_LLL_PTT=1–1 |match_LLL_SWA=0–1 |match_LLL_WRE=1–1

|name_NEW=Newcastle Emlyn |match_NEW_ABE=3–1 |match_NEW_CAE=4–3 |match_NEW_CCI=2–3 |match_NEW_CMT=0–13 |match_NEW_JUN=5–3 |match_NEW_LLL=5–0 |match_NEW_PIL=0–12 |match_NEW_PTT=1–2 |match_NEW_SWA=0–1 |match_NEW_WRE=2–2

|name_PIL=P.I.L.C.S. |match_PIL_ABE=4–0 |match_PIL_CAE=18–0 |match_PIL_CCI=4–4 |match_PIL_CMT=2–5 |match_PIL_JUN=5–1 |match_PIL_LLL=9–2 |match_PIL_NEW=3–3 |match_PIL_PTT=4–1 |match_PIL_SWA=4–1 |match_PIL_WRE=3–1

|name_PTT=Port Talbot Town |match_PTT_ABE=7–1 |match_PTT_CAE=6–3 |match_PTT_CCI=0–2 |match_PTT_CMT=1–8 |match_PTT_JUN=1–1 |match_PTT_LLL=1–0 |match_PTT_NEW=2–3 |match_PTT_PIL=0–4 |match_PTT_SWA=0–3 |match_PTT_WRE=2–0

|name_SWA=Swansea City |match_SWA_ABE=2–0 |match_SWA_CAE=11–0 |match_SWA_CCI=1–1 |match_SWA_CMT=1–3 |match_SWA_JUN=5–1 |match_SWA_LLL=8–0 |match_SWA_NEW=1–1 |match_SWA_PIL=1–4 |match_SWA_PTT=1–1 |match_SWA_WRE=1–0

|name_WRE=Wrexham |match_WRE_ABE=4–0 |match_WRE_CAE=1–1 |match_WRE_CCI=1–2 |match_WRE_CMT=3–3 |match_WRE_JUN=2–2 |match_WRE_LLL=1–2 |match_WRE_NEW=3–1 |match_WRE_PIL=1–2 |match_WRE_PTT=1–1 |match_WRE_SWA=3–2

|update=complete |source= }}

League Cup

2014–15 →

For the first time a League Cup was played. The new competition was introduced to further develop women's football. In the first round four teams (Port Talbot Town, Aberystwyth Town, Llanidloes Town and Newcastle Emlyn) were drawn to receive a bye to the second round. The final was played on 30 March 2014 on neutral ground at Port Talbot. Cardiff Met. won the title.

External links

• welshpremier.com
• welsh-premier.com
• League at uefa.com