Cymru North/Premier: Mold stun leaders Brickfield, Denbigh triumph, Colwyn Bay win away

NOVIRA CYMRU NORTH

Brickfield Rangers 0-4 Mold Alexandra

Mold produced the result of the season in the Cymru North so far as they thrashed leaders Brickfield Rangers 4-0 on their own patch.
The stunning win edged Barry Owen’s side up to second in the table, just four points behind Brickie, who lost for just the second time this term.
Alex, who lost at home to Newtown the previous weekend, were on the money from the early stages at Clywedog Park, Max McGoona handing them a 10th minute lead from a Henry Nash assist.
It remained 1-0 up to the break, but three minutes into the second period, Henry Nash made it two, Owen Cordiner the supplier.
Mold were relentless and added a third with 74 played, Cordiner the finisher, Kieran Owens setting him up.
Three minutes into stoppage time came the icing on the cake, Samuel Duffy netting and James Davies assisting.

Gresford Athletic 0-1 Porthmadog

Fourth-place Port made it five wins on the bounce, a Connor Whelan own goal in the 31st minute enough to seal them the points at Clappers Lane.

Guilsfield 0-2 Denbigh Town

Great result for Denbigh at a ground where they have struggled in the past.
After a goalless first half, Toby Gallagher-Keenan fired the visitors ahead in the 71st minute, Nathan Brown with the assist.
Tom Kelly added a second six minutes later, Elliott Orton the provider.
Guilsfield, who had won their previous four matches, rounded off a miserable afternoon with an 87th minute red card for top marksman Ryan Knott.

Holyhead Hotspur 1-1 Caersws

Callum Francis-Jones handed Caersws an early lead at the New Stadium, but a 37th minute equaliser from Jamie Jones via a Jake Roberts assist earned a point for Hotspur.

Llanuwchllyn 4-1 Penrhyncoch

Llanuwchllyn bounced back from successive defeats to whip the bottom side, an Isaac Aldred own goal giving the villagers a half time lead.
Owain Evans levelled for the Roosers two minutes into the second stanza, but Gwydion Roberts, James Davies and Gwydion Ifan added further strikes for Llan to seal victory.

Newtown 0-0 Bangor City 1876

Bangor earned themselves a welcome boost with a hard-earned point at Latham Park against a Newtown side placed second before start of play.
Tommy Creamer missed the best opportunity for the Citizens when he headed over from close range in the second half.
Newtown dominated much of the first half, but a City side whose defending had been letting them down of late were strong and depndable at the back.

NOVIRA CYMRU PREMIER

Flint Town United 0 Colwyn Bay 1

The only Cymru Premier match played on Saturday took place at the Essity Stadium, where a 26th minute header from a set-piece by Sol Forde was enough to clinch Bay just a second away league win of the campaign which lifted them into fifth spot.