Four first-half goals put Boded on course for a thumping victory over Talysarn.
Justin Williams, Tom Kelly (penalty), Dylan Griffith and Rob Tiesteel all struck for the Ynys Môn hosts in that dominant opening 45.
A Kieran Murphy own goal on 48 minutes put Celts on the scoreboard, but Louis Chapman made it 5-1 near the end.
Gwa;chmai fought back from 2-0 down to snatch a point at Maes Meurig.
Codie Holland and Shay Murphy struck for Bay on 31 and 52 minutes respectively, but Iwan Sawicz and Clark Thomas responded after 58 and 84 to ensure it finished all-square.
Alex Kalafusz (2), Math Jones and Aaron Griffiths shared the goals as Nantlle clinched the win which moved them to within a point of leaders Menai Bridge Tigers with two games apiece remaining.
Sub Dafydd Mullane bagged an eight-minute second half hat-trick, his first senior goals for the club, to guide Deiniolen to a crushing victory over Rangers.
Captain Arwyn Price, Deio Roberts and Sion Foulkes netted the first three goals for the hosts, Elis Hughes and Aaron Williams (pen) replying for the visitors, whose nine-match unbeaten streak came to an unceremonious end.
Champions Aberffraw need just to avoid defeat in their final game at Mountain Rangers this weekend to emerge through the entire season unbeaten in the league.
Berffro made it 19 victories in 21 starts in Division One on Wednesday with a 3-1 verdict at Millbank, Andy Clarke (2) edging up to 31 goals for the season and Arwel Williams also on the mark.
Sub Mike Edwards scored Holyhead’s only goal.
Steffan Toplis (3) and Tomos Huw ensured Nefyn banked the win which keeps them in the title race, Cai Penny Williams with Bontnewydd’s net-finder.
This match was covered via a fuller report on Grassroots North Wales earlier tosay.
Iwan Jones (2, 1 pen), Owain Jones-Owen, Mabon Owen, Gethin Roberts and sub Oliver Dukes-Morgan all featured on the scoresheet as Blaenau hit the basement boys for six.
Tom Kelly (2), Chris Jones and Asa Thomas were on target in Boded’s emphatic success over visitors Llanystumdwy.
Ruthless from Nantlle with Alex Kalafusz, Owain Ellis and Aaron Griffiths all scoring twice, Osian Jones, Ashley Owen and sub Carter Davies adding singles, Cai Penny Williams with Bont’s consolation.
Meilir Edwards’ 92nd minute equaliser rescued a point for Penrhyn.
Cedri Jones handed the hosts a half time lead, but goals from player-manager Craig Evans and Iwan Sawicz turned the tables after the break before that last-gasp leveller.
Glyn Hughes-Thomas was the toast of Talysarn after his hat-trick sank leaders Menai Bridge Tigers, who took a blow to their title hopes.
In an incident-packed encounter, a Ben Hoyland double on 20 and 22 minutes put Town into a strong position at half time.
Early in the second half, Amlwch had Jordan Lloyd sent off for a second yellow and team-mate Shane Jones soon followed with a straight red.
Llangoed took advantage by punishing the nine men with goals from Aaron Evans (penalty), Marquis Holland and Harvey Jones to lead 3-2 with 82 on the clock.
There was a late twist, however, Hoyland completing his hat-trick on 89 to snatch a point for the home team.
Still the drama was not over, Amlwch ending with eight men after Cian Evans was shown a second yellow in the eighth minute of added time.
Tom Carter struck at the double to help champions Aberffraw add another three points to their tally.
Carter netted on 9 and 90+3, with Andrew Jones also registering for the visitors after 19, Arwyn Price with a consolation for Deiniolen on 83.
The hosts finished with 10 men after Cian Pleming saw red in the 90th minute.
Goals from Keiran Williams and the in-form Jordan Pritchard ensured Gaerwen claimed the local bragging rights after Ywain McQuire-Jones had opened the scoring for Llanfairpwll on 19 minutes.
Aeron Wyn Williams (2), Dion Griffiths and a late penalty from Nathan Craig helped Rangers snatch a dramatic win, Jac Grindlay, Tyler Mapp and Kieran Owen hitting back to run Cefni close.
Grindlay was dismissed after the full-time whistle for a second yellow.
Llion Feaver and Morgan Jones put Rovers two-up early in the second half and those goals were enough to win the day, Pentraeth only managing a single reply from top marksman Charlie Dales after 73.
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