A Cardiff City player has accused Wrexham of being “disrespectful” for the best way they celebrated their Adran Premier title triumph.
Wrexham beat Cardiff 4-1 on Sunday to win Welsh girls’s soccer’s high flight for the primary time.
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The Bluebirds, who had received the earlier three titles, had taken the lead at Stok Cae Ras however had been emphatically overwhelmed, with Shannon Evans despatched off late on.
Wrexham captain Jodie Bartle led an impassioned post-match huddle along with her staff and, throughout her speech, she mentioned Cardiff had “crumbled”.
That was filmed and posted on Wrexham’s official X account, prompting a response from Evans.
“Crumble? We fought until the end and we far from crumbled,” the Cardiff player wrote on X.
“We always remain humble in defeat and victory but to throw shade on a team who won the league 3x through pure determination is just disrespectful. Proud to be a Bluebird.
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“Nevertheless, congrats Wrexham on the title.”
Wrexham’s first title secured their place in next season’s Champions League qualifying phase.
The north Wales club have been contacted by BBC Sport Wales for a response.