Early Premier Division leaders Llanfairfechan made it a couple of straight wins with a 4-1 success at The Flyover.
Seventeen-year-old ace Franky Gughrill put Town in front on four minutes, Jamie Haggas converted a penalty after eight, but Junction hit back through Harri Evans-Burton on 25.
The match was well-balanced at 2-1 to the visitors at half time, but Llanfair took command after the break, sub Elis Jones bagging the third goal on 57 before Cynan Edwards added another on 88.
Swifts also recorded a second successive victory with a fine result in their derby clash against Conwy.
Joseph Carey scored the only goal on 11 minutes, Isaac Carey with the assist.
Both goals in this game arrived inside the first 20 minutes.
Elis Davies netted in the 13th from an assist by Meilir Williams, who was also the provider when Lewys Jones made it two after 19.
Goals galore at Betws-yn-Rhos where the Saints came out on top.
Cayden Hazeldine and Josh Brown delivered doubles for the visitors, who led 4-0 at half time, Ryan Potts, captain Liam Grayson and Harrison Roberts one each, with Adam Williams (2), Chris King and sub Femi Allison responding for Rhos
An early setback for the champions.
An own goal from Euan Hince on 37 minutes gifted Y Glannau the lead, but new signing Leighton Brewer equalised in first half stoppage time.
David McHugh grabbed the decider for the hosts on 86 minutes and to complete a miserable afternoon for the Amateurs, they had Luke Nichols red-carded on 68 and sub Theo Jenks-Gilbert was also dismissed after the full-time whistle.
Carwyn McFadden scored twice in the first half, then Rhidian Williams pocketed a double early in the second period, one from the penalty spot, to seal Cernyw a convincing victory.
Lewis Brownson and captain Mezz Knight both notched two goals for Glan Conwy in Saturday’s victory, Mackenzie Williams also finding the net.
The hosts had Williams sent off for two yellows in the 88th minute, but victory was long assured, Adam Cassidy with a consolation for Bridge.
Mike Chapman notched a double hat-trick as Llysfaen racked up double figures against Rangers.
Since joining the Faen from Crozzy in January 2026, the prolific Chapman has amassed 36 goals in 18 appearances.
He was joined on Saturday’s scoresheet by Callum Foster, Ben Rawlinson, Scott Court and Steven Collins, subs Jack Gibbon and Andrew Diggle on target for the visitors.
Sub Harry Taylor plundered the winner for Meliden two minutes over the 90 at The Mine.
Danny Talbot handed Crozzy a 36th minute lead before Kieran Garnett-Hughes equalised after 48 for the hosts.
This fixture brought back fond memories of clashes between the pair going back many decades.
Saturday was certainly Llandyrnog’s to savour as they triumphed 4-1 at Pengwern, recent signing Danny Clarke recording a hat-trick with goals on 24, 54 and 90+3 minutes.
Luke Appleby also hit the net for Dyrny, Riley Patterson with Rhuddlan’s sole reply.
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