Four Lock Stock Ardal Northern teams look to progress to the semi-finals of the Dragon Signs FAW Amateur Trophy this weekend, only one of the four are at home, Llanuwchllyn who entertain Cefn Cribwr. CPD Llanefydd visit Newport City, Holyhead Hotspur are at last season’s winners Trethomas Bluebirds and Penrhyncoch go to Seven Sisters Onllwyn.

Flint Mountain are also on FAW competition duty, they travel to Bala Town in the quarter final of the JD Welsh cup front of the Sgorio cameras

With Penrhyncoch on Trophy duty second place Radnor Valley will look to close the gap in the Lock Stock Adal Northeast at home to Cefn Albion. Third places Dolgellau unbeaten in ten games travel to Llangollen Town, Welshpool Town look for their first win of the season when they travel to Llandrindod Wells. Bow Street with games in hand visit Llansanffraid Village. Penycae are away to Llanfair United and Builth wells entertain Rhos Aelwyd.

In the Lock Stock Ardal Northwest leaders CPD Y Rhyl have a home game against Llangefni Town, second placed Nantlle Vale are at home to Llanrwst United, Hawarden Rangers look for the points that could take them out of the relegation positions at home to Conwy Borough who have lost their last six games. The game is being played at Airbus FC. Brickfield Rangers will hope to get a home game played against in form COD Pwllheli. St Asaph look for a first win under new manager Barry Owen at home to Bethesda Athletic and Llay Welfare entertain CPD Y Felinheli.

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