About Inter Cardiff FC

Inter Cardiff FC was a Welsh football club based in Cardiff, formed in 1990 through the merger of A.FC Cardiff and Sully FC The club competed in the Welsh football system and quickly became part of the League of Wales (now Cymru Premier). It initially established itself as a competitive side in top-flight Welsh football and was based in the Cardiff area throughout its existence. The club also went through a brief name change to Inter CableTel in the mid-1990s before reverting back to Inter Cardiff.

During the 1990s, Inter Cardiff enjoyed a strong period in domestic competition, regularly finishing near the top of the Welsh league. The club was particularly successful in cup competitions, winning the Welsh Senior Cup in 1999 and the Welsh Football League Cup in 1997. They also consistently competed in European tournaments, representing Wales in the UEFA Cup on several occasions, although they were eliminated in the early qualifying rounds against stronger opposition.

In 2000, Inter Cardiff merged with UWIC (University of Wales Institute, Cardiff) to form a new club, which later became known as Cardiff Metropolitan University FC This merger effectively ended Inter Cardiff as a separate entity, but its legacy continued through the successor club, which remains active in the Welsh football system today. The club is remembered for its strong 1990s performances and its role in the early years of the national league.