Unbeaten Rhostyllen went top of Division 1 after a two-goal victory at previous leaders Penyffordd.
Tom Douglas put the visitors in front in the 43rd minute before Cameron Thomas doubled the advantage after 53.
Winning manager Simon Sedgwick said: “Anytime you play at Penyffordd, you know that you in for a tough, physical battle. We went to a team today that hadn’t conceded a goal in the league, but the opportunity to go there and get the points that would take us to the top of the league, was a battle my lads were ready for.
“I thought they were excellent today, all over the pitch and they worked tremendously hard for each other from start to finish.
“It was a performance where every one of them deserved the MoM award.
“Today it went to Mark Richards, who made 3 great saves that kept our two-nil lead intact, but everyone was outstanding and put in a hell of a shift.”
Seb Kidd’s 85th minute equaliser earned a point for Lex.
Ethan Cooke had earlier given Casty a second-minute lead.
Jay Norbury (2) and Jay Wiles shared the goals which banked three points for the Bordermen.
Billie Ellis, David Hughes, Ben Williams, Harry Richardson, plus subs Mykel Woollett and Josh Rimmer, netted a goal apiece to seal Coedpoeth victory, Jake Smith and Cody Rimmer among the home marksmen.
Alex Sheriff and captain Michael Dugine were both on target in Lex’s victory at Sychdyn, sub Callum Davies replying.
The hosts had Jordan Ashley (two yellows) and goalkeeper Louis Parry (straight red) dismissed after the final whistle.
Weston Rhyn celebrated their first win at the seventh attempt since joining the Welsh pyramid after hitting six against Skippy.
Carey Breeze was a hat-trick hero for the hosts, Andrew Garmston, Thomas Jones and Joe Meredith with the rest, David Hughes (pen) with the visiting response.
Leon Bowen, Aled Reece, Ellis Trubshaw and sub Jack Smallman delivered the all-important goals for Caerwys.
Rhys Hughes, Ewan Grice, Cole Randles, Josh Mitchell and Jack Casey all made the scoresheet in Mynydd Isa’s triumph at North Street, Ernest Isay and Ethan Foden replying.
Ricky Evans and Cameron James found the net for Brymbo but United shared the spoils thanks to goals from Joseph Jones and Ben Sim.
Luke Williams and Joshua Rimmer produced the second half goals which won the day for Cei after Kieran Jones had given Sychdyn a half time lead.
Brandon Jones (3), Nathan Large (2), Jay Griffiths and Kieran Durkin combined to secure a big win for Halkyn.
Seven on the road for Town, Kyle Shaw (3, 1 pen), Lewis Harris (2), Connor Morris-Jones and Aidan Raggett with the goals, Jonathan Mee, Aidan Bell and Joseph Sturdy with the Gronant replies. The visitors had the tie won by half time with a 6-0 lead.
Henry Lunn notched a hat-trick for victorious Brickfield, Jake Barlow and Daniel Jones also on the mark, Dan Buck and Christopher Jones (pen) for Johnstown.
Ollie Jones led the way with a treble for Aelwyd, Mark Jones and Gethin Allen adding a goal apiece.
Sub Keanu Williams supplied a hat-trick for the hosts, Michael Parry (2), Ben Pritchard and Stephen Doughty with the remainder, Adam Davies with Saints’ consolation.
Leon Sumner and Toby Vickery both notched trebles for the visitors, each man including a penalty in their haul, while Tomos Cumming added a single.
No stopping Chirk at Overton Rec, Luke Dywer (2), Brad Pearce and Louis Morris the Colliers htmen, Tom Huxley replying for the hosts.
Captain Drew Wickens (2, 1 pen) and Austin Owen guided Penycae to a home success.
Mark Williams, sub Jac Ankers-Phillips and captain Owain Price fired in the goals which won the match for Rovers, Rhys Taylor-Clarke hitting back with a double for Llanuwchllyn.
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