Leaders Llandyrnog chalked up what is believed to be a club record 21-0 victory.
Eleven different goalscorers were recorded on the 16-man team sheet – another very rare occurrence in football.
Goalscorers: Luke Appleby 4, Adam Harvey-Davies 4, sub William Clayton 3, 1 pen, Sam Jones 2, Matthew Williams 2, 1 pen, sub Joel Rowlands, Nathan Rose, Rob Hurst, Les Brophy, Jack James, Thomas Bamber.
Joe Smith’s 90th minute penalty clinched three points for a Blue Bridge outfit which celebrated its first win of the season.
Goals from Stan Farrell and Aidan McBride after two and 27 minutes respectively put Crozzy two-up before 18-year-olds Kai Griffiths and Cian Cummings hit back to make it level at half time.
McBride edged the visitors back in front on 55 minutes from the penalty spot, with Bridge captain Cian Evans receiving a red card at the same time.
Still the 10-man hosts refused to fold and Griffiths made it 3-3 with 65 on the clock before that late Smith spot-kick won it.
A fourth win on the bounce for free-scoring Llysfaen with Sean Sheridan leading the way by scoring a hat-trick.
Sheridan’s treble came in the opening 16 minutes, after which top-scorer Mike Chapman struck twice, captain Stuart Roberts, Steven Collins and Nathan Ashton adding one apiece.
Christian Akoha replied for Towyn.
Luke Bowers (2, 1 pen) and Joshua Edwards clinched a close-fought win for Rhuddlan, Rio Ross and Loui O’Carroll replying for the Miners.
William Hughes (2), Rhidian Williams (2) and sub Deian Hughes shared the goals in an emphatic away win for Bro Cernyw.
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