The match of the day in the Lock Stock Ardal Lockstock Northwest saw Llay Welfare take over at the top of the table thanks to a two one win against second placed Llangefni Town. All the goals came in the second half. Rhys Lloyd and Jared Taylor (pen) putting the Welfare two up, Llangefni replying with a Matty Jones penalty five minutes from time.

Rhyl 1879 go second after a four one win at Holyhead Hotspur, Ollie Bickley getting two of their goals.

Llanrwst United were days highest scorers as they netted five at Bethesda Athletic, Callum Parry netting twice.

Nantlle Vale won by the odd goal in five at Hawarden Rangers, Ashley Fon Owen getting the winner in added on time,

Brickfield Rangers led one nil at the break at Conwy Borough thanks to a Andy Vale penalty, Toby Jones levelled for Brough in the second half for a share of the spoils.

Llanefydd and Y Felinheli shared four goals, Richard Macdonald getting both Felinheli goals his second earning them a point very late in the game.

Pwllheli won two nil at home to St Asaph thanks to goals two Stef Toplis goals.

On Friday Flint Mountain and Saltney Town shared four goals in the first half, Flint fired three more without reply in the second period to take the points. Sam Henry and Mike Hayes both scoring twice.

Llanuwchllyn put a stop to Bow Street’s one hundred percent start to the season in the Lock Stock Ardal Northeast, an end-to-end game finished three all, Ben Davies getting two of Streets’ goals and Meilir Williams scoring an eighty fourth minute equaliser for Llanuwchllyn.

A seven-goal thriller say Radnor Valley beat visitors Penycae by the odd goal in seven, Ieuan Price getting two for Radnor and Zac Davies two for Penycae.

Dolgellau beat Builth Wells four nil with Gerwyn Williams (right) getting a hattrick.

Welshpool Town got their first point of the season thanks to a one all draw at Rhos Aelwyd

Geoff Kellaway scored a goal in both half’s as Penrhyncoch beat Llanfair United and Cefn Albion beat Llandrindod Wells three one with Tyler Wilkinson, Dion Gibbins and Josh Astley getting their goals.

On Friday Llansantffraid Villages’ good start to life in the league continued with an eight-nil home success against Llangollen Town, Jack Harris (2) and player manager Marc Griffiths on the scoresheet.