Established in 1876 the Football Association of Wales is the third-oldest national association in the world.
It is one of the four associations, along with the Football Association, the Scottish Football Association, Irish Football Association and FIFA that make up the International Football Association Board (IFAB) who are responsible for the Laws of the Game.
Most Welsh clubs these days play in the Welsh football pyramid.
However five Welsh clubs (which includes the biggest clubs Cardiff City and Swansea) play in English football and four ‘English’ clubs play in Wales including the The New Saints who are based in Shropshire.
The Welsh football pyramid is a series of football leagues with regular promotion and relegations.
At the top of the system sits the Welsh Premier League with clubs relegated to the FAW Championship.
Beneath this are a number of regional leagues with clubs ranging from those with rich traditions in European football (Rhyl, Bangor City and Llanelli) to smaller village teams and University sides.
The object of this photo set is to showcase a range of images from the football grounds in Wales.
The photos range from the better known homes of Cardiff City and Wrexham to the more obscure lesser known grounds which are home to some of the smallest clubs in the United Kingdom
The photo set can be seen here.