Junction remain bottom of the table with six straight defeats after Saturday’s narrow loss at Cerrigydrudion.
Tomos Watkin-Jones (2) and substitute Cai Aykroyd with the winner provided the home goals, Harri Evans-Burton (penalty) and Freddie Naylor replying for the Railwaymen, who had Jack Nettleton red-carded on 55 minutes.
Leighton Brewer continued his flying start to the season with four goals for the Amareurs, but the hosts still had to settle for a draw with visitors Mountain.
Brewer has found the net in every game so far for his new team, bagging seven times in four games. Sub Theo Jenks-Gilbert also scored for the hosts, but Bilal Ait Lamqadem (2), Owen Cassidy, Daniele Di Marco and Jonathan O’Sullivan hit back for the visitors.
Mountain led 5-3 entering the closing stages, but Jenks-Gilbert cut the deficit to one on 88 before Brewer levelled four minutes into added time for the 10-men.
Amateurs had Scott Kearney red-carded on 64.
Cynan Edwards (2), Elliot Croston and Daniel Hughes shared the goals as leaders Llanfairfechan made it six games and six wins.
Goals galore on the road for the ruthless Swifts, Sol Pita (3), sub Ollie Clarke (2), Jack Williams, Dave Maddock, Sam Maddock and Frank Montgomery (pen) splitting the haul.
The visitors also had Isaac Carey sent off on 70 for two yellows, but that had no effect on the result, Kyle Lally and Efan Smith among the scorers for outgunned Sports.
Captain Bret Durkan’s 87th minute net-finder clinched a third win on the bounce for Rhos.
Nine-goal top scorer Adam Williams and Chris King also struck for the hosts, Elliot Jarvis and Solomon Dickens responding for Penrhyn Bay.
Alfie Harrison (3, 1 pen), Robbie Williams (3), Josh Griffiths (2) and Les Brophy combined to deliver leaders Llandyrnog a seventh successive victory.
Cam Berry (2) and Jake Peabody turned the tables to win the game for Towyn, who fought back after going a goal behind.
Oliver Brown opened the scoring for Henllan, who had Neil Brown red-carded on 59 minutes.
Honours ahared at Pengwern College, Liam Bowers (2, 1 pen) and Riley Patterson on the mark for Rhuddlan, Rhidian Williams (2, 1 pen) and Elgan Roberts ensured the visitors ended up on level terms.
Liam Daly (3), Christian West (2) and Mackenzie Williams made up the six-goal tally which sealed the points for Glan Conwy, Ryder Goodare converting a spot kick for Athletic.
Danny Talbot was a six-goal star for a Crozzy side who would not have seen 13 as an unlucky number after this demolition job.
Talbot’s tally included three penalties. Lee Fallas also pocketed a hat-trick, Aaron Hooper, Sam Rogerson, Morgan Roberts and Thomas Harrison one apiece.
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