Leaders Broughton bounced back from Saturday’s surprise defeat by scoring twice in added time to snatch a dramatic victory at Rhydymwyn.
This was a fantastic advert for Tier 5 football, with a bumper crowd in attendance.
The first half was an even affair, Jayden Evans opened the scoring for the visitors after five minutes, lobbing the goalkeeper after a ball from Evan Wright.
Rhydymwyn levelled on 40 when a Dylan Roberts cross caught out the Broughton defence, Tomos Cumming tapping home.
Broughton piled on pressure in the second half in search of a winner.
However, the hosts thought they had won the game when Karl Bacon smashed home in the 78th minute to put them in front, but the visitors weren’t going down without a fight.
A corner in additional time dropped in the box, the hosts couldn’t clear, and Lewis Jones ended up poking home.
In the aftermath of the goal, Bacon was red-carded when an off-the-ball incident saw the hosts reduced to 10.
Broughton now went on the hunt for three points and Ethan Evans made no mistake when played in by Luke Muia to turn the game on its head.
The visitors went into additional time with the prospect of losing two games on the bounce for the first time this season staring them in the face, but finished the match as the victors.
A fiery encounter played out by two good teams.
Four straight wins for Queen’s Park who are up to fifth in the table.
Sam Molyneux put the hosts ahead in the seventh minute and the lead was doubled via a John Newton own goal on 64. Both goals resulted from Corey Smart’s dangerous long throws.
The Park had four or five decent chances in the first half, but led just 1-0 at the break.
The home side had Sean Humphreys sent off early in the second half for two yellows. This made for a tight game from that point, but the second goal came and an outstanding Queen’s Park defence dug in for the victory and a clean sheet.
Adam Lloyd scored all four goals – two in each half – to earn Coedpoeth an impressive win at Casty.
Daniel Woosey netted both for the home side. The victory sees Coedy sit second in the table.
After 10 matches without a win in all competitions, Gronant ended their barren win with an emphatic triumph over Saltney.
An own goal nudged the hosts in front before Gary Fazackerley made it two from the penalty spot on 31.
Riley Hayden pulled one back on 44, but Dylan Taylor made it 3-1 before the break.
No further goals in the second half until sub Joel Williams bagged Gronant’s fourth five minutes over the 90.
No goals in this battle between the sixth and eight placed teams in the Premier.
Nine for the leaders who are five points clear.
James Beck and Nathan Mendoza both pocketed hat-tricks, Dylan Roberts, Sam Wainwright and sub Tom Gunson adding one apiece, Peter Evans replying for the bottom side.
Broughton’s 15-match unbeaten run in the league came to an end at Acton.
United fought back from 2-0 behind against a physical home outfit, but lost out to a late goal.
Niall Challoner opened the scoring for the hosts, before Alix Godfrey doubled their lead.
James Ratcliffe got a goal back for the visitors shortly before half time.
Nath Swann-Jones thought he has rescued a point late in the game when he made it 2-2 before Ethan Callaghan struck to take all three points for Acton at the death.
Toby Hughes (3), Adam Woosey (2) and Alex Millington shared the goals in this Brymbo success, Ross Sinclair also missing a penalty.
Robert Cooper, Callum Poole and Aled Parry delivered the goals which clinched the honours for the visitors.
Lewis James struck on 68 and 89 minutes to win the day for Yr Wyddgrug at the Holywell High School 4G.
Druids fought back from 3-1 down at half time to scoop maximum points.
Alex Williams (pen), Nathan Pritchard and Owen Platt netted for Overton in the opening 45, Mikey Bagnall responding.
It all turned around in the second period as sub Oliver Roberts, Bradley Dobson and captain Josh Williams scored in quick succession to win it for the Ancients.
A welcome first win of the season for Skippy came in style as they scored seven against Deeside United.
Jason Ratcliffe (3), Taylor Edwards (2), Levi Davies and Nathan Gregory bagged the goals that mattered for the Wrexham hosts, captain Kian Jones (2, 1 pen) and Owen Preston with consolations for the visitors.
Joe Mitchell banged in five goals for a dominant Sychdyn, Shay Davies, Ross Walker, Callum Jones and Ryan Walker with the rest, Lewis Paynter concocting the away reply.
Six of the best for Lex, Harry Massey (2), Tom Huxley. Joshua Phillips, Kian Davies and Cameron Thomas splitting the goals for the Law, goalkeeper Karl Bacon replying.
Jack Hanley, Jake Barlow, Jack Jones and Joise Fernandes all featured on the Brickfield scoresheet in this cup success.
Joshua Price notched the 31st minute decider for Lex, who join Brickfield, Mynydd Isa and CPD Rhos Aelwyd in the semis.
Eight goals were split in an end-to-end encounter at a cold and damp Rhewl Playing Fields where the youthful Ruthin Town Colts met Penycae Reserves
Rhewl has been the temporary home for the Colts during continuing redevelopment at Ruthin Town continues.
Both sides entered the game on the back of defeats, Colts being soundly beaten by Brickfield Reserves and Penycae losing at home to Llangollen Reserves.
Penycae took an early lead with a goal from skipper Josh Hughes, who headed home superbly from a corner.
The Wrexham area side continued to press the young hosts, looking to put them away early, but failed to capitalise on their chances.
Ruthin became encouraged by this, and began to push the visitors back, George Lawton and Owen Davies causing problems down the flanks.
Colts eventually grabbed a deserved equaliser, when the visitors failed to clear their lines, and 16-year-old Jayden Ball fired home.
Ball found the net again before half time. A superb move was complimented by an ‘obscene’ assist from Lawton, with Ball on hand to volley home.
Penycae came flying out the traps in the second half, and managed to grab an equaliser, Josh Hughes again breaching the Ruthin defence at a set piece.
Ruthin retook the lead thanks to a superb lob from Seth Evans from 25 yards out.
Colts were certainly in the ascendancy , and grabbed a two-goal cushion via an absolute rocket from young skipper Mason Edwards, Lawton again on hand to provide a fantastic assist.
The experienced Penycae never looked out of the game, and pulled a goal back after some great football, which led to Jason Williams making it 4-3.
Ruthin were reduced to 10 men, when 16-year-old Alfie Hoyles received a second yellow for a foul, and Colts now had to reshuffle in the hope of hanging on for the win.
The hosts did come close to extending their lead in the final moments, Evans and Ball both firing narrowly wide.
It was the visitors however who grabbed what turned out to be the final goal of the game, but not before there was some late drama at the other end!.
Ruthin attacked straight from kick off having conceded the stoppage time equaliser, and Mason Edwards looked to have won the game with an incredible low drive, but it was thwarted with an outrageous save from Andrew Parry.
Leon Whitley (3), Max Hawkins (2) and Matthew Evans shared the goals in this thumping Saltney triumph.
Kyle Harte, Sam Fairclough and Stephen Berry supplied the goals which clinched victory for the leaders, but Jack Wakeman the Steelmen scorer.
Jamie Hardy (4), Robert Parcesepe (2), Ben Williams (pen), captain Reece Jones and Kacper Wojciech combined to make up a nine-goal rout in Casty’s favour.
Ethan Moss and Matthew Holmes were on target for Lions, Billie Ells with both for Coedy.
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