Not only did Llanuwchllyn bring an end to Brickfield’s 11-match unbeaten run in Ardal North East, they also completed a league double over the Wrexham side whom they beat 4-0 at home last October.
Saturday’s battle between two of the chief title contenders was decided by a 50th minute strike from Joe Vaughan, Warren Aykroyd-Duckett with the assist.
For the visitors, it was a great response to the previous weekend’s 2-0 home loss against Llandrindod Wells – a first league defeat in 16 for Sion Tudor’s men.
Callum Page delivered a hat-trick – which included a penalty for second-place Bow Street.
Ryan Evans and Richie Ricketts, also with a spot-kick, completed a comfortable victory for Bow against relegated Chirk.
Builth’s recent dip in home form continued – and they needed a 93rd minute equaliser from Rhys Thomas to take a point against Llanidloes.
Thomas had earlier put the hosts ahead on 42 minutes, but Mason Jones levelled after 64 for the Daffs, whose front man Tyler Mallett then missed a penalty with 78 gone.
Jones made it 2-1 to Llani on 89, but Thomas’ second of the day rescued a draw.
Table-topping Dolgellau held onto the summit after a fine win at Dolforgan Park.
Dennis Bates, Gerwyn Williams and 16-year-old international Osian Morris provided the away goals, Luke Mumford and George Farrington replying.
Owen Jones, Kien Morris and Alex Williams shared the goals which delivered maximum spoils for Albion, Matthew Stephens and a Dillon Austin own goal making up the Llanfair responses.
Jack Goulbourn (2), Ben Wilson, Iwan Hardy and William Cooke guided Llangollen to an impressive home success over inconsistent Llandrindod, who replied via Liam Hall (2, 1 pen) and Ruben Edwards.
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