Two goals within a minute in the first half from Alex Williams and Tom Smith were enough to secure Albion the points in Wednesday’s Wrexham-area derby.
Callum Smith’s late penalty turned out to be just a consolation for Penycae.
Warren Aykroyd-Duckett’s 94th minute decider ensured Llanuwchllyn made it 12 wins in 13 league outings and earned themselves some daylight in second place.
Llan now travel to leaders Penrhyncoch this Saturday in what is a must-win game for Sion Tudor’s men, who trail the Roosters by 11 points but have three games in hand.
Wednesday’s battle with Bow Street saw second meet third and what a thriller it was, with serious drama in the closing stages.
Will Owen’s seventh-minute goal for Llan was enough to separate the teams at the break.
When Meilir Williams’ 40th goal of the season made it 2-0 on 56, Owen with the assist, it looked like a home win was a sure thing, but Bow rallied to level with goals on 86 and 90 minutes from Tomos Roberts and Rhydian Davies respectively.
However, it was not all over and four minutes into added time, Gwydion Ifan set up Aykroyd-Duckett for the clincher.
Four days after losing in heartbreaking fashion in the FAW Trophy final, Penrhyncoch bounced back magnificently to whip Llandrindod at Cae Baker.
Geoff Kellaway, Cameron Allen (2) and Dion Phillips put the Roosters four-up before Rob Nicholls bagged a 90th minute consolation for the visitors.
Builth made it four straight wins and eight without defeat in the league with a midweek caning of Radnor Valley, who lost for the third time in four outings.
Lyndon Jones, Danny Ives and a Tommy Rowlands double clinched an emphatic away triumph, Wells’ perfect night somewhat tarnished by a 49th minute red card for Joseph Wozencraft.
Dennis Bates, Gerwyn Williams (pen) and Dan Thomas all scored to seal Dolgellau a narrow win at Clywedog Park, Alex Williams and Conner Kendrick replying for the hosts.
Goal machine Meilir Williams netted on 23 and 88 minutes to secure Llanuwchllyn the spoils at Mount Field.
William Cooke’s 88th minute strike banked an impressive win for Llangollen.
In the first half, Ryan Jenkins had edged Rhos ahead before Jake Hayward equalised.
Tommy Rowlands, Lyndon Jones, Jamie Evans and Dan Hall shared the goals in a thumping win for Wells, Liam Pickstock replying.
A welcome win for Radnor achieved through goals from Callum Matthews and Ieuan Price with Billy Clarke the sole marksman for Llanrhaeadr.
Bow Street v Radnor Valley
Dolgellau AA v Llangollen Town
Llandrindod Wells v Cefn Albion
Llanfair United v Builth Wells
Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant v Rhos Aelwyd
Penrhyncoch v Llanuwchllyn
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