Kinmel Bay reached the Cookson Cup final for a third successive season after a three-goal triumph away to Y Glannau on Saturday.
Revenge was sweet for Bay, with Y Glannau the only team to beat the Morfa side in their last 42 league matches dating back to October 2024. The last time Kinmel had played on this pitch was that 4-2 loss to the greens in March.
On Saturday, the visitors took the lead in the 13th minute when great work by Anthony Jones down the right led to a cross which Glannau keeper Bradley Wright could only palm into the path of Jacob Jones, who finished clinically for his 29th club goal of the season.
In first half added time, Y Glannau had Dylan Cunnah sent off for a second yellow card.
This gave Bay an added advantage for the second period and they went two-up on 67 minutes when Mason Richards burst from midfield and found Matty Beach, whose surged into the box and applied a lovely left-foot finish.
And the victory was completed in the 88th minute when sub Connor Bucknall curled home a beauty from about 20 yards.
Cerrig finished their league campaign on a high note by beating Llanfairfechan to leapfrog their defeated opponents into eighth place.
Tomos Jones, Ifan Jones and a Jac Edwards double in the closing minutes clinched the win, captain Nidian Jones missing a penalty for the hosts before being sent off on the 90 for a second yellow card.
Well done Llandudno Amateurs – Premier champions 2025-26.
Needing to beat Mochdre to seal the title, they did just that, Lee Thomas notching the only goal of the first half from a Danny Hughes assist.
Just past the hour roles were reversed, Hughes finding the net and Thomas the supplier.
Hughes set up Azz Rogers for number three after 67 and Morgan Thomas completed the job in stoppage time with his 12th goal of the campaign.
This achievement was covered in more detail by Grassroots North Wales over the weekend.
Third-place Llandyrnog ended their league fixtures with a victory.
The NWCFA Junior Challenge Cup runners-up secured a 1-0 win late on through substitute Joel Rowlands.
Runners-up Penrhyn Bay dished out an 8-1 walloping, Marcus Howells (2), Morgan Gresty, Ruben De Greve, Jordan Davies, captain Solomon Dickens, Richard Beardmore and sub Ryan Evans sharing the away goals, Trefor Salisbury responding for the hosts.
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