Gwalchmai climbed out of the bottom two for the first time this season on a night where they put a major dent in Nantlle Vale’s title ambitions.
Luke Llewellyn handed the Ynys Môn hosts a 10th minute lead, Jac Mlynarczyk with the assist.
Nantlle suffered a big blow when defender Mathew Davies was red-carded on 28 minutes and Tomos Hughes converted the resultant penalty to make it 2-0 at the break.
Ashley Owen replied for Vale on 54 minutes with his 23rd goal of the season, but Gwalch held on for their fourth league win in six games.
Kenny Hughes was a home side hero after a tremendous penalty save to deny Owen at 2-1.
A first loss in 10 league matches for Boded at the hands of a determined Llanrug at Cae Ty Cristion.
The home side led 2-0 through goals from Callum Hughes and Cian Owen after 13 and 33 minutes respectively, but the visitors were level by the interval, Josh Evans and Deion Hughes finding the net.
Hughes bagged the winner for Rug on 69 minutes before Boded captain Jordan Taylor was red-carded on 90.
Jason Owen’s 15th minute goal gave Bontnewydd a half time lead, but but Harri Davies and Cai Henshaw struck back after the turnaround to win the game for Penrhyn.
Tom Wood and Shay Murphy made the scoresheet to put Cemaes two-up and although Dion Owen replied for Medd on 54 minutes, it was Bay who finished up narrow winners.
Good night for the leaders who scored all three goals in the first half, John Littlemore striking first before Lewis Clayton added a double.
Morgan Roberts (2), Sion Pollard, Luke Baum (pen) and captain Jac Pearce Jones shared the goals for victorious Talysarn, Leon Buckland with the solitary response for Llandegai.
Experienced campaigners Craig Moore and Mike Edwards delivered the goals as Holyhead Town edged up to fourth in Division One.
.Jordan Pritchard struck twice to reach 14 goals for the season as Gaerwen celebrated a home triumph.
Keiran Williams and Callum Hughes also found the net for the Auctioneeers, Leon Owen and Dafydd Williams hitting back for Rpvers, who trailed 4-0 at half time.
Llanfairpwll led 2-0 at half time courtesy of goals from Jason Wiliams and Ywain McQuire Jones (pen), but subs Lewis Celoro-Steele and Celt Rowlands scored twice a minute apart late on to grab Pentraeth a draw.
Good result on the road for third-place Llangoed, Marquis Holland, Carwyn Williams, Wayne Thomas and sub Mitchell Jones bagging a goal apiece, Aled Steele responding.
Cefni snatched a dramatic point against the champions after being three-down at half time.
Connor Gordon, Keenan Latham and Andy Clarke put Berffro in command at the midway stage, but Kieran Owen, Tyler Mapp and Dion Owen saved the day for the hosts.
Aberffraw had Ben Smith sent off for two yellows on 77 minutes.
All-square at Boded, Chris Jones and Dylan Griffiths the home hitmen, Carwyn Jones and Gethin Roberts for the Quarrymen.
Guto Jones, Dion Owen (pen) and stalwart captain Nidian Huws notched the goals which won the day for the Darans, Luke Baum, whose second-minute goal separated the sides at the break, and Tomos Williams on the scoresheet for Celts.
Ruthless from Rug, Kevin Lloyd (2), captain Robin Thomas, Deion Hughes, Jack Parry, Tomos Owen and Sion Evans dividing the goals.
Arwyn Jones, Albert Nosakhare and Sion Parry, back in action after retiring last season, all hit the back of the net for winning visitors Llanystumdwy.
Cian Taylor-Gothard’s 21st minute goal was all that separated these teams at the final whistle.
Calum Thomas, Jordan Pritchard, Calum Thomas and Brooklyn Jones pocketed a goal each for second-place Gaerwen, Kian Hughes with a late consolation for the home team.
Captain Steven Arwyn Price, Cian Pleming, Sion Foulkes, Ceian Jones and sub Gwion Jones all scored in Deiniolen’s home success, Jac Grindlay and James Ryan (2) replying for the Ynys Môn travellers.
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