It was a good day for Llanfairpwll as they ended Amlwch’s unbeaten record with a 3-2 success at Lon Bach.
Substitute Tomos Williams was the Pwll hero with a second-half double after 60 and 73 minutes, making it three goals in two games since he moved to Maes Eilian from Llannerchymedd.
Anthony Williams had earlier put Llanfair in front on 17 minutes, Cian Evans and Callum Hughes replying for Amlwch.
Leaders Blaenau had their 100 percent record ended by Gaerwen at Cae Clyd.
Keiran Williams gave the Anglesey visitors a 24th minute lead and Llion Roberts made it 2-0 on 40, but by half time, the Quarrymen were level via Deio Williams and Owain Jones-Owen.
Despite their best efforts, neither side could grab a second half winner.
A biggest win of the season so far for Deiniolen, Jonathan Cyster (2), Ethan Kiernan, Dafydd Jones, Arwyn Price and a Kyle Jones own goal making up their six, Dion Jones with Cefni’s response.
Nathaniel Evans’ 92nd minute equaliser for the visitors ensured it ended honours even at Cae Gors.
Ethan Walker bagged a brace for Llangoed, while Rangers’ marksmen were Tomos Roberts and Stuart Cooke, with a Samuel Kunduz own goal completing their tally.
In the 44th minute, Aled Steele was red-carded for the hosts and Gareth Jones for the visitors.
Just a second league win for Valley and an impressive one.
Alfie Dodds, a recent signing from CPD Boded, struck twice for the hosts, Sion Miller, Lewis Heywood and a Kieron Bullock own goal making up the five, Leon Buckland replying.
Rovers’ Zac Williams was dismissed for a second yellow on 59.
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