Mid Wales football clubs learn their cup and trophy destiny

218 clubs enter the competition at this stage, split into northern and southern sections and ties will be played across the weekend of 26-27 July.

Berriew v Plasmadoc; Llandrindod Wells v Mountain Rangers; Llansantffraid v Y Glannau; Llanuwchllyn v Forden United; Rhostyllen v Four Crosses; Cemaes Bay v Bow Street; Montgomery Town v Abermule; Llanfair United v Gaerwen; Bow v Dolgellau AA; Kerry v Pwllheli; Llanneffyd v Llanilar; Barmouth Utd v Penmaenmawr Phoenix; Penrhyndeudreaeth v Llanidloes Town; Felinfach v Chirk AAA; Treaddur Bay v Waterloo Rovers; Knighton Town v Cefn Albion; Saltney Town v Llanrhaeadr; Nefyn Utd v Welshpool Town; Bro Cernwy v Machynlleth; Carno v Radnor Valley; Builth Wells v Brecon Corries; Clydach v Tregaron Turfs; Glynneath Town v Ffostrasol Wanderers.

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Meanwhile the draw for has been made for the 2024/25 Dragon Signs Amateur Trophy first qualifying round.

244 clubs enter the competition at this stage, split into six regional sections.

Ties will be played across the weekend of 2-3 August.

Penybont Utd v Kerry; Four Crosses v Machynllethl; Llanrhaeadr v Llansantffraid; Hay St Mary's v Trewern Utd; Llandrindod Wells v Montgomery Town; Tywyn Bryncrug v Barmouth Utd; Waterloo Rovers v Llanfair United; Bow Street v Tregaron Turfs; Welshpool Town v Dolgellau AA; Dyffryn Banw v Radnor Valley; Berriew v Llanilar; Nantyglo v Brecon Corries.