Carmarthen Town Association Football Club, commonly known as Carmarthen, is a historic Welsh football club competing in the Cymru Championship, the second tier of the Welsh football pyramid. The club is based in the town of Carmarthen and plays its home matches at Richmond Park, a venue known for its intimate atmosphere. Founded in the town with a rich sporting tradition, the club's name and old gold and black colors are a source of local pride. The team's history includes a memorable peak era when they were a consistent force in the Welsh Premier League, winning the Welsh Cup in 2007 and representing Wales in European competition. Those teams were built on a core of local stalwarts and shrewd signings. In the modern Cymru Championship, Carmarthen remains a ambitious club, striving to return to the top flight. The current squad blends youth and experience, aiming for promotion. The team culture is deeply community-embedded, with a dedicated and vocal fan base known as the "Old Gold Army" creating a formidable home support that is central to the club's identity.