Final decision on the Welsh Premier League 12

The Football Association of Wales (FAW) has announced its final decision on licensed clubs for next season - putting the finishing touches to who will play in the elite Welsh Premier League.
Llanelli and Carmarthen will both feature in the new-look 12-team league next season.
The FAW announced the licensed clubs following the decisions by the Club Licensing Appeals Body, which met in Cardiff today.
The Appeals Body is compiled of individuals who are independent of the FAW, any club or league. The meeting lasted five hours.
The clubs successful on appeal today were-
Airbus UK Broughton
Bala Town
Bangor City
Llandudno
Porthmadog
The decisions of the so-called First Instance Body which were upheld (therefore no domestic licence granted for season 2010/11) were for the following clubs -
Afan Lido
GAP Connah's Quay
Llangefni Town
Rhyl FC
The Welsh Premier League for Season 2010/11 will now consist of the following 12 clubs -
Aberystwyth Town
Airbus UK Broughton
Bala Town
Bangor City
Carmarthen Town
Haverfordwest County FC
Llanelli AFC
Neath FC
Newtown AFC
Port Talbot Town
Prestatyn Town
The New Saints FC

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