1890–91 Welsh Cup

1890–91 Football Association of Wales Challenge Cup
	The Welsh Cup
Country	Wales
Champions	Shrewsbury Town
Runners-up	Wrexham
	← 1889–90 1891–92 →

The 1890–91 FAW Welsh Cup was the 14th edition of the annual knockout tournament for competitive football teams in Wales. The competition was won by Shrewsbury Town.

First round

Home Team	Result	Away Team	Remarks
Mold	3-2	Holywell
Carnarvon	3-4	Rhyl
Bangor	7-4	Colwyn Bay
Colwyn Bay	1-3	Bangor	Replay
St Asaph	3-2	Bangor Athletic
Buckley	w/o	Northwich Victoria	Buckley withdrew
Brymbo Institute	2-2	Gresford
Gresford	2-1	Brymbo Institute	Replay
Westminster Rovers	w/o	Nantwich	Nantwich withdrew
Crewe Alexandra	w/o	Wrexham	Crewe Alexandra withdrew
Chirk	2-1	Ruabon Druids
Wrexham Hibernians	2-2	Overton
Overton	2-3	Wrexham Hibernians	Replay
Corwen	0-2	Rhosllanerchrugog
Oswestry	4-3	Rhayader
Shrewsbury Town	Bye
Wellington St George
Builth

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Second Round

Home Team	Result	Away Team	Remarks
St Asaph	w/o	Rhyl	St Asaph withdrew
Bangor	4-1	Mold	Bangor disqualified
Northwich Victoria	w/o	Wrexham	Northwich Victoria withdrew
Gresford	3-4	Westminster Rovers
Rhosllanerchrugog	2-1	Chirk
Wrexham Hibernians	3-5	Rhostyllen Victoria
Oswestry	1-0	Wellington St George
Shrewsbury Town	4-1	Builth

Third Round

Home Team	Result	Away Team	Remarks
Rhyl	2-2	Mold	Mold won 3-2 after extra time
Westminster Rovers	0-1	Wrexham
Rhostyllen Victoria	1-2	Chirk
Shrewsbury Town	6-0	Oswestry

Semi Final

	Result		Venue	Crowd
Wrexham	4-3	Chirk	Shrewsbury
Shrewsbury Town	5-0	Mold	The Racecourse Ground, Wrexham

Final

Winner	Result	Runner Up	Venue	Crowd
Shrewsbury Town	5-2	Wrexham	Cricket Field, Oswestry	3,000

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References

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Welsh Cup
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