In the Lock Stock Ardal Northern league cup quarter final last seasons beaten finalist Bow Street progressed to the semi-final with a three one win over Builth Wells. Richie Ricketts gave Bow Street the lead with Daniel Hall making it all square at the break. Two Second half goals from Rhys Hughes saw Bow Street through. A goal in each half from Lloyd Ellams and Tom Ruffer saw Flint Mountain through against Nantlle Vale.  In a game that saw both sides reduced to ten men Llanrhaeadr YM scored four second half goals through Gruff, Tomos and Matt Evans and Byron Edwards progress at the expense of Bethesda Athletic. Holyhead Hotspur won by the odd goal in three at Rhos Aelwyd. Cory Williams and Aron Hughes-Jones netted for Hotspur in the first half with James Rumsey getting the Aelwyd goal three minutes from time.

In the Lock Stock Ardal Northeast league leaders Penrhyncoch found themselves two down after thirteen minutes at Llanfair United, Flyn Mooris with both goals but bounced back to take the points with goals from Cameron Allen (2), San Owen and a Rhys Stephens own goal. Welshpool took the lead at home to Dolgellau through Ethan Kinsey, Will Gruffydd levelled for Dolgellau who finished the game with ten men after the dismissal of substitute Ed Powl-Jones. Llangollen fell to a two nil home defeat to Llansanffraid Village Anam Biggs getting both Village goals. Joe Price and Callum Matthews scored second half goals for Radnor Valley to take the points at Penycae. Llanuwchllyn lost their unbeaten record as they lost three one at home to Llandrindod Wells. A Jack Evans goal had Wells ahead at the break with Richard Powell doubling their advantage six minutes into the second half, Meillir Williams reduced the deficit only for an added-on time from Kieran McCarley to see Wells take the points.

Ardal Lock Stock Northwest leaders CPD Y Rhyl 1879 had a two-nil advantage at half time thanks to goals from Callum parry and Dan Sim at Saltney Town and added three more in the second half with Leight Craven, Sion Williams and Jon Taylor on target. St Asaph lost at home to CPD Pwllheli by the odd goal in seven, it was one all at the break with Jake Walker scoring for the Saints and Cal Jones for Pwllheli. A double from Josh Jones put Pwllheli in charge only for Walker to score his second and Jamie Underwood bring the scores level five minutes into added on time, but Jones had the last word has he completed his hattrick four minutes later. Second half goals from Adam Vale, Aiden Fox and Cameron Thomas gave Brickfield Rangers the points against Conwy Borough. Hawarden Rangers moved off the bottom of the table thanks to two one win at home to to CPD Llannefydd. James Ratcliffe gave Hawarden a first minute lead with Llion Morris equalising five minutes into the second half, substitute Connor Parry scoring the winner. A goal in each half from Scoot Swords and Mike Wright (pen) gave Llay Welfare the points at Llangefni Town and Llanrwst United and CPD Y Felinheli drew one all. A Richard Macdonald goal had Felinheli ahead at the break with Sam Thomas earning Rwst a point in the second half.

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