Last season’s Intermediate Cup beaten finalists Menai Bridge are on the march again in the 2023-24 competition after last weekend’s win over Cemaes Bay.
Despite having to play around an hour with 10 men, the Tigers still roared too fiercely for their fellow North Wales Coast West Premier Division opponents.
Craig Roberts put the hosts ahead on 33 minutes following a Lewis Clayton assist, but on 35 Tom Parry was shown a second yellow card, leaving Bridge a player short for the rest of the game.
Nonetheless, Callum Davidson and Clayton added further goals for the home team before the break, Jamie Ryan Jones playing a part in both.
Tom Wood pulled one back for Cemaes on 54, but Callum Graves made it 4-1 after 65 and substitute Paul Rowlands added another on 74.
Wood notched Bay’s second after 82 to round off the day’s scoring.
A first league win of the season for Pentraeth at the expense of an Amlwch outfit who remain without a victory.
Cai Evans-Hughes, Dylan Jones, Llyr Coyle and Kian Abbott provided the away goals, Huw Torr and Gareth Torr responding.
Connor Owen’s 69th minute penalty was sufficient to secure Gwalchmai the win which puts them level on points with leaders Nefyn United.
Dion Owen (2, 1 pen), Ben Rowlands, William Williams, Kurt Hellfeld, Jonny Cyster, Gareth Morris and Ifan Mansoor split the goals in a thumping win for the Darans.
All the goals came in the second half at Tyn Parc, with the dismissal of Ben Hughes two minutes before the break no doubt having an effect on Llannerchymedd.
After the interval, Dylan Jones, Tomi Evans (2), Rhys Williams (2) and Deio Gwilym piled on the goals to put the Penwaig out of sight against the 10 men.
Jamie McDaid notched a 92nd minute decider for Llanrug in a thriller at Eithin Duon.
Gethin Davies gave Glantraeth a 32nd minute lead before Jonathan Sadler hit back on 35 – half time 1-1.
Steven Jones nudged the Anglesey visitors back in front with 64 on the clock, but the ever-lively McDaid levelled on 80 before coming up with the late winner.
A first loss of the season for Holyhead with Rovers delivering a winning goal nine minutes over the 90 from Gerallt Hughes.
Kieran Freeman-Jones struck first for Bethesda on 10, but Callum Queen equalised after 33 before Andrew Hughes made it 2-1 to the hosts on 39.
Andy Will looked to have salvaged a point for the Harbourmen when he squared the match on 86, but then came that very late clincher from Hughes.
Leaders Bontnewydd celebrated maximum points thanks to a brace from Connor Roberts and a third goal via sub Meilir Rowlands.
Cian Owen and Chris Jones were the goal heroes for Boded in a narrow win over travellers Rangers, captain David Aaron Jones replying.
Big result for Gaerwen in a match which saw two players from each side dismissed.
Nathan Moore (2), Ioan Sandison, Sion Jones and Luke Waller shared the home goals tally, Nathan Lewis with a sole reply from Cefni.
Gaerwen had Dino Williams (73 min) and Steven Hughes (86) red-carded, while for Cefni, Kyle Jones and Hugh Alan Jones were both given their marching orders on 73.
Marquis Holland netted after 10 and 83 minutes to deliver Llanfairpwll their first league win of the campaign.
John Robert Jones was shown a red card for Llanfair in the 63rd minute.
Hat-trick hero Sior Llewelyn Jones guided Blaenau to their first three points of the season, scoring after 45+3, 48 and 67 minutes, the final goal from he penalty spot.
All this after Jay Finter had given Llangoed a 44th minute lead.
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