James Ryan’s double secured Caergybi the 2-1 victory at NFA which put the Gwynedd League visitors into the last 16 of the NWCFA Junior Cup.
Liam Stocks replied with a great finish for the Vale of Clwyd and Conwy League hosts, who suffered their first-ever defeat.
Arriva Bangor won a 14-goal thriller against Denbigh Development 9-5 after extra time.
Scott Hughes (4), Darren Edmunds, Luke Lloyd, Kieran Davies, Jake Anderson and James Owen shared the home goals.
The visitors fielded a very young side and were without a regular goalkeeper so right-back Liam Nash agreed to go between the sticks.
At the end of the first half, an impressive Denbigh led 5-3 courtesy of a hat-trick from 17-year-old Josh Rowlands, plus further netbusters from Owen Heath, 16, and Alfie Harrison.
It was 5-5 by the end of the 90 before the Busmen drove home their superiority in the added half-hour.
Morgan Davies and Sam Maddock grabbed the goals which secured Llandudno Amateurs Reserves a 2-0 success at Llannerchymedd.
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