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Ardal North West: Porthmadog remain top, NFA 100 % home record ends, Rhyl lose on Anglesey

Alex Jones heads the danger clear for Rhyl at Trearddur Bay. Picture: RICHARD BATES – massive thanks Richard

LOCK STOCK ARDAL NORTH WEST TABLE AND REPORTS – OCTOBER 12

Trearddur Bay 1 CPD Y Rhyl 1879 0

Dewi Thomas on the ball for Trearddur Bay (maroon/gold trim). Picture: RICHARD BATES

Substitute Kian Hughes delivered an 83rd minute winner to send Rhyl tumbling to just their second league defeat of the season – both of them on Anglesey.

In a close-fought game of few chances, the 19-year-old Hughes, a summer signing from Bethesda Athletic, applied the finish from a Dion Donohue assist to settle the issue.

Conwy Borough 1 Porthmadog 3

Leaders Porthmadog moved two points clear after a 3-1 victory at Y Morfa.

Jack Williams put Conwy in front in the 31st minute, but a Jonah Wilton own goal levelled things up in first half stoppage time.

Two minutes into the second half, Danny Brookwell edged Port ahead via a Josh Banks assist and it remained close before Ashley Owen netted in the 87th minute, Rhys Alun providing the set up.

CPD Llannefydd 3 Llangefni Town 2

Mathew Jones struck twice as Llannefydd celebrated a narrow home triumph over their Anglesey visitors.

Osian Jones put Cefni into the lead on 21 minutes, but Mathew Jones made it one-apiece after 43.

Tom Jones grabbed Llannefydd’s second after 69 and two minutes later Mathew Jones completed his brace, David Lawson-Cooke with the assist.

Josh Stanley-Williams claimed a late consolation for Llangefni with 94 minutes on the clock.

Llanrwst United 3 St Asaph City 1

All the goals came in the first half at Parc Gwydir, Sam Thomas on the mark after seven and 38 minutes for the Rwsters with Tomas Cardias-Williams adding another in added time, while Jake Walker responded for Saints.

Menai Bridge Tigers 1 Corwen 6

Ruthless Corwen hit their hosts for six, captain Scott Evans and Tom Mann with a pair of goals apiece, subs Robbie Williams and Meirion Williams adding one each.

New signing Callum Freeman notched bottom side Menai’s consolation.

NFA 1 Holyhead Hotspur 1

NFA’s 100 percent home record is over, but a point at home to class opponents Hotspur was still a decent result.

In a game largely spoiled by the wind, Tomi Llywelyn handed the visitors a seventh-minute lead from an Ifan Emlyn Jones assist, while Lewis Evans levelled from an Oliver Hansen set-up after 43.

NFA remain second in the table.

Pwllheli 0 Connah’s Quay Town 3

Fine result on their travels for third-place Connah’s Quay Town, Ben Hughes scoring on 38 and 64 minutes, before Pascal Gomez made sure of the points with a third after 76.

Assists came from Gomez, Kyle Reid and Sam Reynolds.

Both sides finished with nine men.

For Town, Reynolds saw red on 81 and Edward Brown on 90+2, while Pwllheli’s Gethin Williams walked for two yellows on 81 and Sion Jones was red-carded with 90+2 gone.

Y Felinheli 0 Nantlle Vale 1

Picture: PATRICK CAIN

Harri Hughes’ 56th minute net-finder from a Kevin Lloyd assist sealed three welcome points for visitors Nantlle Vale.

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