History has been made in Welsh football as three clubs have secured a landmark promotion to the revamped Cymru Premier for the 2026-27 season. Trefelin BGC, Cambrian United, and Ammanford will all compete in the top flight for the first time in their histories, capping remarkable campaigns with final-day drama.

Andy Hill's Trefelin BGC sealed the JD Cymru South title in emphatic style, clinching promotion with a commanding 5-0 victory away at Newport City. Their dominant performance underscored a season of consistency and ambition.

Meanwhile, Cambrian United secured their historic rise with a hard-fought 3-1 win at Llantwit Major, finishing a strong second in the table. Not to be outdone, Ammanford booked their ticket with a tense 2-1 victory at Cwmbran Celtic, edging out rivals Caerau Ely whose own promotion hopes ended in a goalless draw at Pontypridd.

This promotion represents the pinnacle of achievement for these community clubs, a testament to years of dedication and a thrilling reward for their players and supporters. As they prepare for the top tier, the focus now shifts to the other end of the Cymru Premier table, where either Bala or Flint will join Llanelli in relegation following Saturday's final fixtures.