PREMIER CONFERENCE (7.45 pm)
Llandudno Reserves v Airbus UK Broughton Reserves
CHAMPIONSHIP CONFERENCE (7.45 pm)
Bala Town U21s v Mynydd Isa U21s
Ruthin ended a sequence of 11 matches without a win – including nine defeats – with a welcome victory over Holywell on Monday night.
Harri Lewis-Jones gave the hosts a fifth-minute lead, but Jamie Jones levelled on 13 before Harrison Doleman missed a penalty for the Wellmen on the stroke of half time.
Midway through the second half, Lewys Williams made it 2-1 to Holywell before Lewis-Jones took centre stage, scoring on 70 and 76 to complete his hat-trick and edge the home side ahead.
Teifi Williams then found the net on 81 to clinch a Ruthin success.
Leaders Bay moved three points clear at the summit from Llandudno Reserves, who have a game in hand.
Issa Kargbo struck first for the Seagulls on 44 minutes before Anthony Poole quickly added another before the interval.
Captain Efan Bowden-Williams and Elliott Bullock added further home goals in the second period.
Goals from Harry Williams (2) and captain Rhys Evans secured Gresford the victory which means they leapfrog Nomads into third place.
Noah Hughes netted on 43 and 57 minutes to bank Bangor a win which gives then a four-point lead at the peak over NFA Under-23s, who have three games in hand.
In a hard-fought contest, Llanrwst replied on 75 minutes through a Riley Thomas spot-kick.
NFA U-23s A Buckley Town Reserves A
Match reported as ‘cancelled’ after 63 minutes with the home side 11-0 up.
Two goals deep into added time clinched this game for the Nomads.
Zack Warwick put the visitors in the ascendancy after 20 minutes and there were no further goals until 86 was on the clock, when Teifi Williams made it 1-1.
Point apiece? No. Captain Joseph Harrison edged the Quay 2-1 in front on 90+5 before sub Riley Duff netted again for the Deesiders after 90+9.
A single goal on 72 minutes from Jack Jones was enough to pocket the points for Isa.
James Steel, Sam Parry-Jones and sub Lennon Kelly grabbed the goals that mattered for title-chasers NFA, Fraser Dodd replying.
Alex Raloka (2), Riley Thomas, Cai Evans and Math Hughes shared the goals for emphatic winners Llanrwst, Toby Jones with the sole home reply.
Captain Josh Roberts (2), Liam C Jones, Noah Hughes and sub Connor John combined to seal a home win, Louis Parsonage and Michael-jay Ashworth with the Bala responses.
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