One of the best results of the season for Rhydymwyn against a team which had won four in a row.
Everything the powerful Plas Madoc threw at their opponents met with strong resistance from Liam Simon’s side.
Nathan Williams edged the away side in front on 45 minutes, Joseph Jones with the assist.
And the points were secured in the 85th minute when Jones again provided the set-up for Mark Williams to make it 2-0. It was Rhydymwyn’s fifth win in the bounce.
Plas had Jamie Roberts red-carded in the 54th minute.
Corwen claimed their third win of the season over Caerwys but the latest battle between the sides was the closest.
Tom Weyman, Les Brophy, Scott Evans and Oliver Crimp shared the goals for the away side, Toby Hughes, Nathan Large and Ryan Davies replying for the hosts.
Ruabon produced a great late fightback to get a draw at Casty.
Craig Worthington and Louis Pritchard struck on five and 55 minutes respectively to put the hosts in seeming control, but Chris Bennion halved the deficit after 80 and Jimmy Jones equalised with 91 on the click.
Adam Lloyd’s second half hat-trick was the main attraction in this thumping victory for Coedpoeth.
Callum Roberts added a double, Evan Thomas a single and a Rhys Lloyd Jones own goal rounded off the scoring.
No goals in this battle between the Premier champions of the past two seasons.
Jason Williams (3), Keneth Davies (2) and Dewi Reeves combined to deliver six of the best for Johnstown, Mthulisi Ndlovu with a solitary reply for Skippy.
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