THE West Wales Cup returns this weekend (Nov 5), with plenty of games to look forward to.
Those who were given byes from the first round are entering at this stage while the first round winners will also be looking to keep their cup run going.
Former winners Merlins Bridge are one of many sides who had a bye into the second round and they have a home toe against Rockspur.
The Pembrokeshire side have won their last seven games in all competitions and will be in a confident mood ahead of this one.
Their opponents are also unbeaten in their last six (three wins, three draws) and come into this one on the back of victory in the FAW Trophy.
Unbeaten Pembrokeshire league side Goodwick United host West Wales Premier League side Clydach.
Goodwick have won all six of their opening Division 1 games while Clydach have three wins from their first right games of the season.
West Wales Premier League leaders South Gower have a home game against Carmarthenshire side Pengelli while Penlan AFC face Neath Premier Division side Bryncoch.
Morristown town host Cwrt Herbert Colts while Dafen Welfare visit fellow Llanelli-based side Burry Port.
Llangennech host Clarbeston Road while Milford United visit Gorseinon Athletic.
St Clears enjoyed their run to the quarter finals last season and they will hope to replicate that. The Saints won their first round match and now come up against fellow Pembrokeshire side Monkton Swifts.
Carmarthenshire Premier Division leaders Pontlliw travel to West Wales Premier League side CKSV.
Giants Grave are another side who have enjoyed a cup run in past seasons and they welcome Waunarlwydd Galaxy.
Pembrokeshire side Carew visit Cwm Wanderers while Seaside travel to Llandarcy.
Neyland host Ragged School while Tenby visit Ynystawe Athletic.
Full fixtures can be found on the All Wales Sport Website. All games are set to kick off at 1.30pm.
