Tigers maintained top spot in the Premier after a well-earned point against a Trearddur side which maintained its unbeaten record for the season.
A match which boasted many of Anglesey’s finest players in action at Lon Isallt saw Bay take a 24th minute lead when Dan McGinness set up Matt Reynolds for his 22nd goal of the season.
Tigers levelled a minute into added time at the end of the first half when Callum Graves notched his 28th goal of 2023-24, Johnny Roberts with the assist.
The second half saw no further goals, but Trearddur had to play the last 20 minutes with 10 men when midfielder Jay Gibbs received a red card.
Bay are two points behind the Bridge, but have six games in hand and now possess a 17-league match undefeated run.
Three straight wins for revitalised Llannerchymedd, Yoshinobu Nakanishi and Cai Miller with their first-half net-finders.
Clark Thomas hit back for Berffro in the second stanza, but it was not enough to save the visitors from defeat.
Alwyn Roberts (2), Tomos Jones and Cameron Robertson combined to give Llandegai an emphatic 4-0 lead before Jamie McDaid bagged a 98th minute reply from the penalty spot for Llanrug.
Steven Jones, Andy Clarke and Luke Winter delivered the goals which put three points on the board for Glantraeth.
Captain Hywel Jones and Cai Miller both netted in the second half to ensure Llannerchymedd achieved an excellent win at Maes-y-Parc.
Four first-half goals supplied by Callum Graves, Dan Jones, Kelvin Frazer and Dean Redmond ensured Tigers took all the points at Bryniau.
A rare goalless draw between two teams which usually have no trouble finding the target.
Alfie Dodds’ 41st minute strike gave Boded a half time lead, but Jordan Pritchard levelled early in the second period and there were no further goals.
Joy on the road for Llanfairpwll with Iwan Williams, an Ash Beck own goal, Tom Mummery and Ieuan Grenier supplying the winning total.
Nik Kontodios and Louis Chapman (penalty) responded for the home side.
Both goals came in the first half at Cae Gors, Sion Roberts edging the Quarrymen ahead on 21 minutes before Peter Evans made it one-apiece after 39.
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