Bangor City 1876 fans were involved in violent clashes with police after their team’s 5-1 Welsh Cup semi-final defeat to Flint Town United. Footage shows officers drawing Tasers as they attempted to control the disorder outside a pub in Llandudno. Five arrests were made, including for assaulting an emergency worker.
What happened at the Welsh Cup semi-final?
The incident occurred shortly after Bangor’s heavy loss at the Go Goodwins Stadium. Videos circulating online show fans clashing with police outside the Nevill public house in Llandudno. Officers were forced to use Tasers and detain several individuals amid the chaos. North Wales Police confirmed five arrests on suspicion of public order offences, assault, and assaulting an emergency worker.
Why it matters for Bangor City 1876
The club issued a statement acknowledging the incident and the ongoing police investigation. They emphasized their policies to address such issues, though no further details were provided. The FAW condemned the violence, stating it has no place in football. Bangor’s next fixture is at home against Linfield on 12 December 2026, where they currently sit 8th in the table.
What comes next for Bangor City 1876?
North Wales Police are appealing for witnesses and footage of the incident. The club has pledged to cooperate with the investigation, though no further updates have been given. The FAW has also offered support to the police if required. Bangor will now focus on their upcoming match against Linfield as they look to improve their league position.
