Ryan Jones’ 90th minute equaliser salvaged a draw for Greenfield.
Lewis Williams put the North East Wales Premier Division hosts in front with a second-minute strike, but Luke Hughes netted on 40 and 56 to give Championship table-toppers Acton the lead.
All the Sam’s came up trumps for Mynydd Isa at Stansty Park.
Sam Riley bagged a brace, while Sam Wainwright and Sam Moffatt added one apiece for the visitors, Tom Huxley with a consolation for Lex.
New signing Liam Sklenar marked his Rhostyllen debut with a hat-trick in a nine-goal away caning of Johnstown.
Ben Duffy also scored three times for the visitors, while Tom Douglas, Kurt Issac and William Roberts notched one apiece.
Harry Gregory and James Gregory came up with the first-half goals which proved enough to seal three points for the Park.
Kallum Pierce was a five-goal star while Luke Elden and Dylan Taylor both hit hat-tricks as Gronant rattled up double figures against the next-to-bottom side, who slipped to a ninth consecutive defeat.
Declan O’Connor found the net twice and there was also a goal for Steven Kirk, while for Skippy, David Hughes and Mthulisi Ndlovu both nabbed first-half replies.
Gronant are now second with a record of eight straight league wins.
Great win for Caerwys in a seven-goal thriller.
Matthew Gilsenan, Jack Smallman, Shane Wellings and Toby Hughes hit one apiece for the visitors, while Charlie Bradley (2, 1 pen) and Damon Bradley ran the Quay close.
Richard Jones, Sean Humphreys and a Ben Williams own goal ensured champions Queen’s Park won again to remain top of the table, Daniel Herdman hitting back for Casty.
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