Elliot Jarvis was a hat-trick hero for away winners Penrhyn Bay, captain Solomon Dickens adding two penalties.
David Hansom and Aaron Rogers replied for the Amateurs who had four sent off – three players and the manager.
Kyle Johnson (64 min), Lee Thomas (67 min) and Joe Jones (86 min) all received two yellows, as did manager Gaz Sharp at the start of the second half.
Adam Williams was a hat-trick star for Rhos, whose other scorer in this fine away victory was Luke Stanley.
Mathew Jones and Harri Lewis-Burton replied for the Railwaymen.
Rhos assistant-manager Brandon Lee received a second yellow card in the 92nd minute.
Lewys Jones (2) and Luke Molmans shared the goals which sank Y Glannau, sub Cian Jones responding for the visitors in the 92nd minute.
Harry Croston made it nine goals in three games for Llanfairfechan with a double in his team’s triumph at The Meadows.
Jamie Haggas scored and missed a penalty for the visitors, Dylan Edwards and sub Harrison McQueen also on the scoresheet.
Ashley Castle (2) and Kyle Lally hit back for Sports.
Liam Bowers made it three doubles in a row with a two-goal salvo in Rhuddlan’s 5-2 success at Coronation Gardens.
Riley Patterson and Connor Lambert also struck for Town, with Gareth Mills adding an own goal, while for Bridge, Kai Griffiths scored twice.
Carwyn McFadden (2), Harri Roberts and William Hughes shared the goals for Bro, Rangers finishing up with 10 men after Aaron Bellis was shown a second yellow in the 89th minute.
A Tom Hayes own goal and Finley Dobbins strike put Glan Conwy two-up in the first half, but Anthony Gustafson pulled one back before the break and Aiden McBride notched a second period equaliser.
Tyler Russell-Jones received a red card for Glan on 85, while the same fate befell Crozzy sub Brad Hollerhead after 55.
Six wins in a row for Llandyrnog with five separate scorers making the sheet at Henllan.
Jack James, Les Brophy and Luke Appleby netted in the first half, Daniel Clarke and sub Wiliam Clayton on the mark after the break.
Cam Berry (2, 1 pen), Lewie Foston, Christian Akoha and James Reynolds split the goals for victorious Towyn, William Jones replying for the hosts.
Towyn’s Akoha was red-carded in the 34th minute.
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