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Season Tickets & Membership Early Bird Adult Season Ticket + Ownership£195 Early Bird Senior Season Ticket + Ownership£175 Junior Martyr Package£25 Student Season Ticket£100 Ownership only£25 Ownership with reserved parking£85 Lifetime Ownership£500 Lifetime Ownership£250 Brick£60 Early Bird Adult Season Ticket only£170 Early Bird Senior Season Ticket only£150 Reserved Parking space only£60

MERTHYR TOWN FC - CLUB SHOP Our Club Shop at Penydarren Park is open on Matchdays from 14:15 until Kick Off. The shop will then re-open at Half Time and Full Time. Our Club Shop stocks; Replica Shirts, Training Wear, Leisure Wear, MTFC Gifts and old match programmes & pin badges. The Club Shop has limited availability on sizing, however orders can be made in the Club Shop for additional sizes and items. Alternatively, you can order via our Online Club Store - COMING SOON! For Club Shop enquiries, please contact: 01685 359074 shop@merthyrtownfc.co.uk ITS HERE!!! Merthyr Town Football Club are delighted to announce a new and exciting 3-year technical partnership with Macron. The partnership will see Macron Sports Hub Ebbw Vale service all teams at the club with teamwear and leisure wear starting for the 2025/26 season. Season 24/25 shop at Direct Print Wales THE ACADEMY DONATIONS

NEWS Merthyr Town FC < Back News (News-Item) Season Tickets, Memberships and Reserved Parking Spaces - Now on Sale 1 June 2025 Purchase your 2025/26 Season ticket, Membership and Reserved Parking space here . Unfortunately, like every other business, we have to navigate the pressures of inflation and rising prices which has not only impacted ourselves but many of our service suppliers. Unfortunately, everyone is experiencing the increase in the general cost of living during the current economic climate that we face. All of these factors will now have to be reflected in a small increase to both season tickets and match-day admission prices next season, which we hope will still make supporting the Martyrs an affordable, rewarding and enjoyable option for the majority of our fans. All income generated from season tickets is utilised for Paul’s playing budget providing the best possible opportunity of making the continuous improvement that has been achieved over the last three seasons and especially as we embark on a new journey in the National League at Step 2. Our commitment to increasing our fan base by the engagement of our current and future supporters will help to organically grow the Club even more. Previous Next

NEWS Merthyr Town FC < Back News (News-Title) Season Tickets, Memberships and Reserved Parking Spaces - Now on Sale 1 June 2025 Purchase your 2025/26 Season ticket, Membership and Reserved Parking space here . Unfortunately, like every other business, we have to navigate the pressures of inflation and rising prices which has not only impacted ourselves but many of our service suppliers. Unfortunately, everyone is experiencing the increase in the general cost of living during the current economic climate that we face. All of these factors will now have to be reflected in a small increase to both season tickets and match-day admission prices next season, which we hope will still make supporting the Martyrs an affordable, rewarding and enjoyable option for the majority of our fans. All income generated from season tickets is utilised for Paul’s playing budget providing the best possible opportunity of making the continuous improvement that has been achieved over the last three seasons and especially as we embark on a new journey in the National League at Step 2. Our commitment to increasing our fan base by the engagement of our current and future supporters will help to organically grow the Club even more. Previous Next

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Pre-Season 2025-2026 XX Pre-Season 2025-26 Wednesday, 2 July 2025 Penybont v Merthyr Town FC 19:30PM The SDM Glass Stadium, CF31 4JU View More Pre-Season 2025-26 Saturday, 5 July 2025 AFC Llwydcoed V Merthyr Town FC 14:00PM Llwydcoed, Aberdare CF44 0YE View More Pre-season 2025/26 Saturday, 5 July 2025 Taunton Town V Merthyr Town FC 13:30PM The Cygnet Healthcare Stadium, TA1 2HG View More Pre-season 2025/26 Wednesday, 9 July 2025 Taffs Well v Merthyr Town FC 19:30PM Rhiw Dda'r, CF15 7SG View More Pre-season 2025/26 Friday, 11 July 2025 Merthyr Town FC v Llanelli Town 19:30PM Penydarren Park, CF47 8RF View More Pre-season 2025/26 Tuesday, 15 July 2025 Merthyr Town FC v Swansea City U21's 19:30PM Penydarren Park, CF47 8RF View More Pre-season 2025/26 Friday, 18 July 2025 Briton Ferry Llansawel AFC V Merthyr Town FC 19:30PM Briton Ferry Llansawel AFC, Old Road, SA11 2BU View More Pre-season 2025/26 Saturday, 2 August 2025 Merthyr Town FC V Chesham United 12:00PM Penydarren Park, CF47 8RF View More

NEWS Merthyr Town FC < Back News (News-Item) Season Tickets On Sale - Sunday 1st June 2025 30 May 2025 After a truly magnificent 2024/25 season when we secured promotion, we can now look forward to playing in the National League North. We are now launching the new season ticket and ownership packages. These will take into consideration the fact that we will play an additonal two home league games at a higher standard, so match-day admission prices will increase by £2. However, the purchase of a season ticket will not just save you money but also provide the club with guaranteed income to support the playing budget. Full details will be provided on the application form to be downloaded when the season tickets are on sale, but Match-Day entrance prices for next season will be – Adult £15 Seniors & Students £12 Juniors £5 Unfortunately, it has been necessary for Early Bird season ticket prices to be increased due to inceased travel costs and also the 2 additional home league games next season. The cost per game for Adults will be approximately £12 per game, Seniors and Students £11 per game and Juniors £2 per game. Our prices will still be one of the lowest in the National League. Reserved car parking has also increased to £70 for the 23 league + cup + friendly games, with unreserved parking costing £5 for next season so anyone purchasing a parking space will receive a significant saving. We will have to lose at least 4 spaces due to ground grading requirements so parking will be at a premium, we urge you to renew/purchase your reserved space as quickly as possible as they will be allocated on a first come, first served basis when on sale. Online purchases can be made via the MTFC website with a small amount added to take into account the transaction fee. Please consider becoming a Lifetime Owner and if you chose the option which includes reserved parking you will receive priority. For those who wish to pay via Standing Order you will need to complete the form and either send it to phil.mack1953@gmail.com or post to the club (address will be provided on the form). Your payments can be spread over 5 months and your first payment MUST be received in our account on 1 July 2025. Early Bird Season Ticket prices are only available until 15 June 2025 and any purchases made after that date will pay the increased price, which will cost you more but will still save you cash. Previous Next

NEWS Merthyr Town FC < Back News (News-Title) Season Tickets On Sale - Sunday 1st June 2025 30 May 2025 After a truly magnificent 2024/25 season when we secured promotion, we can now look forward to playing in the National League North. We are now launching the new season ticket and ownership packages. These will take into consideration the fact that we will play an additonal two home league games at a higher standard, so match-day admission prices will increase by £2. However, the purchase of a season ticket will not just save you money but also provide the club with guaranteed income to support the playing budget. Full details will be provided on the application form to be downloaded when the season tickets are on sale, but Match-Day entrance prices for next season will be – Adult £15 Seniors & Students £12 Juniors £5 Unfortunately, it has been necessary for Early Bird season ticket prices to be increased due to inceased travel costs and also the 2 additional home league games next season. The cost per game for Adults will be approximately £12 per game, Seniors and Students £11 per game and Juniors £2 per game. Our prices will still be one of the lowest in the National League. Reserved car parking has also increased to £70 for the 23 league + cup + friendly games, with unreserved parking costing £5 for next season so anyone purchasing a parking space will receive a significant saving. We will have to lose at least 4 spaces due to ground grading requirements so parking will be at a premium, we urge you to renew/purchase your reserved space as quickly as possible as they will be allocated on a first come, first served basis when on sale. Online purchases can be made via the MTFC website with a small amount added to take into account the transaction fee. Please consider becoming a Lifetime Owner and if you chose the option which includes reserved parking you will receive priority. For those who wish to pay via Standing Order you will need to complete the form and either send it to phil.mack1953@gmail.com or post to the club (address will be provided on the form). Your payments can be spread over 5 months and your first payment MUST be received in our account on 1 July 2025. Early Bird Season Ticket prices are only available until 15 June 2025 and any purchases made after that date will pay the increased price, which will cost you more but will still save you cash. Previous Next

NEWS Merthyr Town FC < Back News (News-Item) New signing – Welcome Morgan Lewis 30 May 2025 Merthyr Town Football Club are delighted to announce the signing of Morgan Lewis from National League South side Weston Super Mare, subject to International Clearance and National League approval. Morgan, a left sided Welsh ball-playing defender is from Treorchy and spent 12 years at Cardiff City but after departing in the Summer of 2023, he promptly signed for Southern League Division One South side Mousehole, going on to make 39 appearances for them in the 2023/24 season and helping them to reach the Play-Offs. After impressing many clubs across the Southwest, Morgan then joined National League South side Weston Super Mare in July 2024 and went on to make 12 appearances for the Seagulls scoring 1 goal in their 2024/25 season. The defender also enjoyed loan spells during the 2024/25 campaign with Taunton Town and Mousehole, before returning to Weston Super Mare for the end of the season. Speaking on securing the signing of Morgan for the National League North campaign ahead, Paul Michael said, “we have tracked Morgan for a while and monitored the situation as he went down to Cornwall, then to Weston last season and out on loan to Taunton. Morgan’s range of passing and final ball is one of his biggest assets, he has a long throw, a taste of Step 2 football and he’s also had experience at Centre Back in youth football which means he’s got a nice balance of attacking and defensive traits against all types of play we will face next season. He fits the profile of player that we generally look to bring in as a young ambitious player keen to develop and progress. I’m looking forward to integrating him into the squad over pre-season and the supporters seeing what he’ll bring to Merthyr Town.” (Photo Credit: SameOldSmiths Photography) Previous Next

NEWS Merthyr Town FC < Back News (News-Title) New signing – Welcome Morgan Lewis 30 May 2025 Merthyr Town Football Club are delighted to announce the signing of Morgan Lewis from National League South side Weston Super Mare, subject to International Clearance and National League approval. Morgan, a left sided Welsh ball-playing defender is from Treorchy and spent 12 years at Cardiff City but after departing in the Summer of 2023, he promptly signed for Southern League Division One South side Mousehole, going on to make 39 appearances for them in the 2023/24 season and helping them to reach the Play-Offs. After impressing many clubs across the Southwest, Morgan then joined National League South side Weston Super Mare in July 2024 and went on to make 12 appearances for the Seagulls scoring 1 goal in their 2024/25 season. The defender also enjoyed loan spells during the 2024/25 campaign with Taunton Town and Mousehole, before returning to Weston Super Mare for the end of the season. Speaking on securing the signing of Morgan for the National League North campaign ahead, Paul Michael said, “we have tracked Morgan for a while and monitored the situation as he went down to Cornwall, then to Weston last season and out on loan to Taunton. Morgan’s range of passing and final ball is one of his biggest assets, he has a long throw, a taste of Step 2 football and he’s also had experience at Centre Back in youth football which means he’s got a nice balance of attacking and defensive traits against all types of play we will face next season. He fits the profile of player that we generally look to bring in as a young ambitious player keen to develop and progress. I’m looking forward to integrating him into the squad over pre-season and the supporters seeing what he’ll bring to Merthyr Town.” (Photo Credit: SameOldSmiths Photography) Previous Next

< Back Merthyr Town v Hendon 13 April 2024 Next Previous Kick Off: 15:00 1-1 Result: Merthyr Town FC, Penydarren Park, Merthyr Tydfil, CF47 8RF Match Report: This may not have been the result that the supporters coveted, but at the end of the season it may be a decisive point gain. It did help to retain our play-off place on a superior goal difference, but for how long? This was the tenth meeting between the two clubs stretching back to the 1973/74 and this was only the second time that we had avoided defeat. Hendon are technically our nemesis, so a point gained was in effect a good outcome. The Martyrs had to thank Jaimie Cogman for making two point blank saves with his body before Dan Mazsuzaka scored from very close range in the 25th minute, when the ball delivered into the penalty area from a corner dropped conveniently at his feet. The sliding doors moment in the game came just six minutes later when Frazer Thomas was fouled as he drove towards the by-line. It was on-loan Norwich City goalkeeper Dylan Berry who saved the resulting penalty kick diving low to his right to deny Ricardo Rees, which at that moment subdued the atmosphere. Hendon had been quite cynical in their approach to the game which had worked to their favour in the opening forty five minutes. Both Frazer Thomas, who broke through and saw his shot narrowly miss the outside of the post, and Lewys Twamley whose close range effort was stopped by Berry’s long legs, prior to some controversy surrounded the eventual equalising goal that was forced home from close range by Ricardo Rees with ten minutes of normal time remaining. The referee appeared to delay awarding the goal momentarily until he blew his whistle to indicate that the ball had in fact crossed the line. The game ended in a nervous draw as both side continued to show their attacking intent in the final stages. Previous Next