In the Lock Stock Ardal Northwest leaders CPD Rhyl 1879 came from behind twice to share the spoils at home to Saltney Town. John King gave Saltney the lead in added on first half stoppage time, Mark Roberts levelled for Rhyl with seventy first minute penalty but despite having Hayden Hughes dismissed King restored Saltney’s lead with eight minutes to go only for Ollie Buckley to earn the league leaders a point in added on time.

Despite a Callum Parry Hatrick Llanrwst United lost by the odd goal in seven at Brickfield Rangers, Andy Vale (2), Aiden Fox and Cameron Thomas with the Bricky goals.

CPD Llannefydd and SCD Pwllheli shared eight goals, Ashley Ainsworth getting two for Pwllheli.

A goal in each half from Jake Walker and Liam Grayson gave St Asaph the points at home to Nantlle Vale and it was the same at Holyhead Hotspur where Dylan Summers-Jones and Cory Williams were the scorers against Conwy Borough

The Y Felinheli v Llangefni Town and Llay Welfare v Bethesda Athletic games were postponed.

In the first game of the weekend in the Lock Stock Ardal Northeast Dolgellau won at Llansanffraid Village by the odd goal in five, Khyam Wyton put the Villagers ahead after twenty minutes, Dolgellau bounced back to lead at the break thanks to goals from San Thomas and Gerwyn Williams. Adam Biggs levelled for Llansanffraid in the eightieth minute only for Jonathan Sutton to seal the points for the visitors two minutes from time.

League leaders Penrhyncoch scored three without reply at home to Rhos Aelwyd, Jon Evans (2) and Dion Phillips with the goals,

Bow Street lost their first league game of the season at Radnor Valley with Taylor Wozencraft (right) getting the only goal of the game.

Llanrhaeadr YM led three nil at the break at home to Cefn Albion thanks to two Billy Clarke goals and one from Matt Evans. Rob Morris made it four early in the second half with Luke Griffin getting Cefn’s consolation.

Welshpool were a goal to the good at the break against Llangollen Town, Ethan Kinsey with the goal. Llangollen bounced back in the second half with goals from Matt Pleavin, Callum Roberts, Jack Goulboune and Josh Pilgrim to take the points.

A second half goal from Kieran McCarley gave Llandrindod Wells the points at home to Penycae.

Flint Mountain reached the next round of the Welsh cup but Llanuwchllyn were knocked out and Builth Wells progressed in the Dragon Signs FAW Trophy

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