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Rhyl v Bohemians
InterToto Cup 2nd Leg
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Welsh Premier clubs in Europe 2007/8
Nicolas Anelka of Manchester City and Chris King of TNS in the 2004 Uefa Cup tie at the City of Manchester Stadium.
Inaugural champions of the League of Wales in 1992/93, Cwmbran Town were the first club from the domestic league to compete in Europe. Barry Town were the first to win a European tie, after beating FC Dinaburg from Latvia and Visutas Budapest from Hungary in the 1996 Uefa Cup. They repeated the feat in 2001, beating Shamkir from Azerbaijan. In 2005, both Carmarthen Town and Rhyl also won first qualifying round ties in the same competition.
Llanelli again improved the domestic record in 2006 by beating Swedish outfit Gefle IF 2-1 on their own ground, qualifying for a second qualifying round tie with Odense.
The most high profile European ties in recent years have involved TNS, who drew Manchester City in the 2004/5 Uefa Cup and Liverpool in the 2005/6 Champions Leage.
Four Welsh Premier clubs now qualify for European competitions.
Champions The New Saints entered the Champions League. The winners of the Welsh Cup - Carmarthen Town - qualified for the Uefa Cup along with the next highest placed league club, Rhyl.
The next highest-placed league club, Llanelli, entered the Uefa InterToto Cup.
Llanelli again improved the domestic record in 2006 by beating Swedish outfit Gefle IF 2-1 on their own ground, qualifying for a second qualifying round tie with Odense.
The most high profile European ties in recent years have involved TNS, who drew Manchester City in the 2004/5 Uefa Cup and Liverpool in the 2005/6 Champions Leage.
Four Welsh Premier clubs now qualify for European competitions.
Champions The New Saints entered the Champions League. The winners of the Welsh Cup - Carmarthen Town - qualified for the Uefa Cup along with the next highest placed league club, Rhyl.
The next highest-placed league club, Llanelli, entered the Uefa InterToto Cup.
Barry Hogan of TNS fires a 94th-minute winner against Ventspils in the 2007/8 Champions League tie at Newtown.
The UEFA Champions League is UEFA's most prestigious club competition. Originally created as the European Champion Clubs' Cup prior to the 1955/56 season, the competition changed format and name in time for the 1992/93 season. The UEFA Champions League is open to the Welsh Premier champions.
Welsh Premier representative: The New Saints |
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First Qualifying Round 1st Leg / Tuesday 17 July 2007 / Latham Park, Newtown |
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The New Saints
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FK Ventspils (Latvia) |
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First Qualifying Round 2nd Leg / Wednesday 25 July 2007 / Olimpiskais Stadions, Ventspils |
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FK Ventspils (Latvia) |
The New Saints |
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Aggregate 4-4, FK Ventspils win on away goals |
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Craig Garside celebrates Rhyl's third goal against FC Haka at Belle Vue in the 2006/7 Uefa Cup.
The UEFA Cup comprises a wide range of clubs across Europe that have qualified for the competition from a selection of differing routes. The UEFA Cup is open to the Welsh Cup winner and the Welsh Premier League runners-up.
Welsh Premier representatives: Rhyl FC, Carmarthen Town |
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First Qualifying Round 1st Leg / Thu 19 Jul 2007 / Richmond Park |
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Carmarthen Town
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SK Brann (NOR) |
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| First Qualifying Round 1st Leg / Thu 19 Jul 2007 / Belle Vue | |||
Rhyl FC |
FC Haka (FIN) |
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| First Qualifying Round 2nd Leg / Thu 2 Aug 2007 / Bergen | |||
SK Brann (NOR) |
Carmarthen Town |
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SK Brann win 14-3 on aggregate |
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| First Qualifying Round 2nd Leg / Thu 2 Aug 2007 / Valkeakoski | |||
FC Haka (FIN) |
Rhyl FC |
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Aggregate 3-3: FC Haka win on away goals |
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Llanelli's Jordan Follows gets in a header against Vetra in the 2007 InterToto Cup [Gareth Hughes].
The UEFA Intertoto Cup is UEFA’s summer competition which allows clubs which do not qualify for the UEFA Champions League or UEFA Cup to sample the unique atmosphere of European club football – with 11 participants going on to take part in the UEFA Cup.
Welsh Premier representative: Llanelli AFC |
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First Round 1st Leg / Sunday 24 June 2007 / 17.00 Vetra Stadium, Vilnius |
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FK Vetra (LIT)
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Llanelli AFC |
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First Round 2nd Leg / Sunday 1 July
2007 / 17.00 Richmond Park, Carmarthen |
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Llanelli AFC |
FK Vetra (LIT) |
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Aggregate 6-6: Vetra win on away goals |
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