Colwyn Bay is set to meet Caernarfon Town in the Welsh Cup quarter-finals on Saturday, aiming to make history in this prestigious tournament. Both clubs have never won the 149-year-old competition, and with the holders, The New Saints, already out, this match presents a significant opportunity for both teams to advance. Colwyn Bay, having rejoined the Welsh pyramid seven years ago, is currently enjoying a resurgence, averaging nearly 1,000 fans at home games this season, a stark contrast to their previous years in the English football system. Last weekend, the club attracted over 1,600 fans for a thrilling 2-2 draw against Connah's Quay Nomads, showcasing their growing support. Club volunteer Anna Openshaw expressed the positive impact of this support, noting that the club's success is energizing the fanbase. The match will be held at Llandudno, Caernarfon's temporary home, with only 200 tickets available for Colwyn Bay supporters. To accommodate the fans, the club has organized a fan zone at their Llanelian Road ground, where many will gather to cheer on their team. Manager Richard Owain Davies of Caernarfon acknowledges the competitive spirit of the match, emphasizing the importance of crowd engagement in Welsh football. With the potential for a European spot on the line, this clash promises to be an exciting encounter for both clubs.