Last Saturday, Grassroots North Wales supporter MATT JOHNSON took his camera to three Wrexham area grounds to catch some action.
Here is a rundown of the matches he covered
Spider Park was the venue for an all-Championship Division Horace Wynne Cup clash between Acton and Cefn Druids.
Acton are 10th in the Championship table with Druids, reborn in tier 5 this season, lying three places below.
Hat-trick hero Niall Challoner put Acton ahead in the 10th minute, Ashley Ryan with the assist.
George Pattenden added a second for the hosts after 36, Nicholas Dunne setting him up.
Two-nil to the hosts at half time, and eight minutes into the second period Challoner made it a personal double, Joe Garner assisting.
It remained 3-0 until the 85th minute when Dunne helped Challoner complete his treble and a Garner penalty rounded things off. Druids also had to endure a late sending off.
Bellevue Park staged another Horace Wynne Cup clash between Championship strugglers Skippy and Premier Division outfit Rhostyllen.
The experienced Simon Sedgwick recently took over as Rhostyllen manager, and his team were far superior on the day, rattling up 10 goals.
The prolific Tom Douglas led the way for the visitors with four goals, two of them penalties, while Liam Sklenar, Steven Jones and captain Drew Wickens added doubles.
Portuguese Joao Da Silva at least ensured Skippy got something out of the day with a double strike.
Two teams struggling for points met in a well-contested Championship battle which saw Deeside United edge the honours at Court Road.
A goalless first half featured chances at both ends, Bellevue hitting the crossbar.
Bellevue, seeking a first win of the season, took the lead five minutes into the second half following a free kick, but United shattered their victory dreams with a double from Bailey Hamilton on 56 and 73 minutes. Jack Smallcross and Kieren Ellams supplying the assists.
At 1-1. Bellevue hit the bar for a second time, but despite a fine effort they could not quite get the reward they perhaps deserved.
This tie went to spot-kicks after finishing level at 1-1 come the end of 90 minutes, Lewis Harrison putting Rangers in front on 22 before Ethan Evans levelled on 45.
No further score so pens were needed and Hawarden prevailed with goalkeeper Connor Spencer-Wilson a shoot-out star.
Arthur Doo’s 19th minute goal had Casty in front until James Parry equalised after 76.
Penalties were required to settle this one and Overton won the shoot-out 5-3.
Oliver Lewis (2), Curtis Griffiths, Iwan Bennett, Joshua Jones, Ben Griffiths and a Harvey Williams own goal ensured Coiedpoeth won this one comfortably.
Craig Roberts and Nicky Williams (pen) replied.
Late goals from Rhys Powell and sub Kieran Durkin clinched an excellent win for Championship side Holywell United at Premier side Gronant.
No stopping Lex right now.
The Law eased through this tie thanks to a Harry Massey hat-trick and Jonny Taylor double plus goals from Josh Betteley, Ashton Williams and Kian Davies,
Nathan Mendoza, Sam Wainwright, Shaun Tinsley and Dan Wainwright saw Mynydd Isa safely through.
Former Welsh Premier striker Steve Lewis was the toast of Saltney after his hat-trick helped the Bordermen see off Greenfield.
Rowan Burdsall added a single for the hosts, Bailey Roberts and Jack Gibbons on target for the visitors, who had John Newton red-carded and Dean Hyland dismissed for two yellows.
Recent returnee Corey Smart’s goal from the penalty spot proved crucial in Queen’s Park’s victory over Penyffordd, whose late reply from Jack Pyke-Jones was only a consolation.
Sub Evan Davies was a hat-trick star for a Brymbo side which put eight past Dragons.
The 17-year-old Davies scored on 68, 79 and 87 minutes, while Brandon Jones (2), Darren Mbele, Shane Wellings and Niall Roberts made up the rest.
Connor Davies, Kallum Pierce and Aaron North struck the second-half goals which mattered for victorious Rhydymwyn.
Joe Robins received a straught red card for the visitors on 57.
Lewis James was a four-goal hotshot in this emphatic victory for Yr Wyddgrug.
Hamilton John and Leon Sumner added a double apiece for the hosts, while Sam Lloyd was also on the mark, Paddy Sam Jones responding for the visitors.
Cefn Albion Reserves 1 Mynydd Isa Reserves 3
Corwen Reserves 2 Hawarden Rangers Reserves 3
Penycae Reserves 1 Brickfield Rangers Reserves 2
CPD Rhos Aelwyd Reserves L Llangollen Town Reserves L
Ruthin Town Reserves 2 Saltney Town Reserves 1
Connah’s Quay Town XI 9 Brymbo Reserves 0
Johnstown YFC Reserves P Castell Alun Colts Reserves P
Penyffordd Lions Reserves 1 Lex Reserves 4
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