Unbeaten Swifts took over top spot on goal difference after a comfortable win at bottom side Junction last Saturday.
Dean Seager set the ball rolling with a 12th minute opener and just before the break Isaac Carey made it 2-0.
After the break Ollie Clarke bagged number three on 49 minutes and sub Jake Carey rounded off the scoring with 90 on the clock.
Early pace-setters Llanfairfechan bounced back from consecutive league defeats to grab all three points at Mochdre thanks to a 96th minute decider from Cynan Edwards.
Elliot Croston put Llanfair in front with the only goal of the first half, but sub Leon Hender levelled on 68 before Jamie Haggas restored the away lead after 75.
When Rees Brown equalised one minute past the 90, it looked like a draw would be the end outcome, yet Llanfairfechan refused to accept this and a late attack full of slick passing was completed with Edwards’ finish which sparked huge celebrations in the Town camp,
Luke Molmans was a hat-trick hero, while Meilir Williams and sub Harri Jones added singles as Llansannan romped to a thumping win at Ysgol y Creuddyn.
Elliot Jarvis was Penrhyn Bay’s sole marksman after 10 minutes, Williams having struck first for Sannan on four.
This one ended up closer than it looked like doing at the hour mark, by which stage Rhos had built a 4-0 lead.
Bret Durkan scored the only goal of the opening half, then after the break, Adam Williams (2, 1 pen) and Louis Gizzi put the visitors in total command.
Kyle Lally soon pulled one back for Sports, but Luke Stanley made it 5-1 after 74 minutes before Perseus Shoniwa grabbed two late goals, one from the penalty spot and the other a fantastic solo effort.
Played 12 Won 12 across all competitions with 68 goals scored and just eight conceded – the amazing run goes on for Llandyrnog United.
Dyrny made it nine straight league wins last Saturday with a 9-1 caning of hosts Rhyl Rangers.
And to prove it is always very much a team effort for the Vale of Clwyd side, their scoresheet at Ffordd Las featured NINE different goalscorers.
Alexander Webster and Daniel Clarke put the visitors two-up before Tobey Sergent hit back for Rangers to make it just 2-1 at the break.
Llandyrnog piled on the goals in the second half.
Josh Griffiths, Robbie Williams, replacement Wiliam Clayton, Nathan Rose, Matt Pleavin (pen), plus subs Sam Griffiths and Joel Rowlands, all found the net.
Sion Morris’ side were reduced to 10 men on 75 minutes when Robbie Williams was shown a second yellow.
Llysfaen needed an 88th minute equaliser from Jordan Russell to salvage a point at Coronation Gardens against Rhyl battlers Blue Bridge.
It was 1-1 at half time, Ashley Black on target in the third minute for Faen, but Cian Cummings levelling on 31.
After the restart Mike Chapman claimed a quick double to edge up to 27 goals this season, but in between Adam Cassidy hit back for Bridge to make it 3-2.
Cassidy converted a penalty on 73 to level matters, then sub Ebin George nudged the hosts ahead after 84. Russell’s late reply ensured it ended honours even.
A Rhuddlan side on a run of eight unbeaten – seven wins – suffered a rude awakening when they crashed 6-1 at Cernyw.
The undefeated second-place villagers dominated through Carwyn McFadden (2), Rhidian Williams (2), sub Jamie Williams and Dafydd Royle, who also supplied Rhuddlan’s reply courtesy of an own goal.
Crozzy turned the tables late to snatch three points in a Saturday evening battle.
Kelvin Berks put Athletic ahead in the 65th minute, but sub Rhys Brook made it one-apiece on 85 before Jamie Moorhouse delivered the winner on the 90 from a Stan Farrell assist.
Liam Daly (2), Mackenzie Williams and Mezz Knight shared the goals in Glan’s impressive win over Towyn, Charlie Hill with a late consolation for the visitors.
Meliden delivered their biggest league win of the season in some style at The Mine.
Ashley Seddon and Harrison Mills-Morgan both netted twice, while Jack Lloyd-Williams and Connor Begley added singles for the home stars.
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