PROUDLY CROESYCEILIOG SINCE 1964
From our beginnings as a local youth side to competing in the Welsh football pyramid today, Croesyceiliog AFC has always been built around football, community and the people behind the badge.


ROOTED IN CROESYCEILIOG SINCE 1964
Croesyceiliog AFC was formed in 1964 by pupils from Croesyceiliog School, after an agreement allowed the new club to use the school's sporting facilities.
The club entered the Newport & District Under-18 League that same year, playing its first competitive fixture in September 1964. Senior football followed soon afterwards and Croesyceiliog began a journey through the local and Welsh football system that continues today.
Over the decades, the club has represented Croesyceiliog across the Newport & District, Gwent County, Welsh Football League and now the Ardal Southern League.
OUR HOME
WELCOME TO WOODLAND ROAD
There’s nothing quite like matchday at Croesy.
Woodland Road is where players, supporters, families and volunteers come together to back the Cockerels. Whether you’re a regular or visiting for the first time, you’ll always be welcome.
LOCATION
Woodland Road, Croesyceiliog, Cwmbran, NP44 2DZ
MATCHDAY AT CROESY
Get close to the action and enjoy grassroots football in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere.
HOME OF THE COCKERELS
Proudly representing Croesyceiliog and bringing the local football community together.

THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE BADGE
Clubs like Croesyceiliog are built by the people who give their time both on and off the pitch.
From coaching and team management to matchday organisation, ground work and club administration, volunteers play an essential role in keeping Croesy moving forward.
We're proud of everyone who contributes to Croesyceiliog AFC.

CLUB MILESTONES
The 2023/24 season marked another major chapter in Croesyceiliog AFC's story.
The first team finished top of the Gwent Premier Division, recording 24 victories from 30 league matches and scoring more than 100 goals on the way to the title.
That success earned Croesy a return to the Ardal South East for the following season — bringing the club back into Tier 3 footbal
