Double act Chris Jones and AsaThomas combined to earn Boded a great three points at Cae Rhosfain on Saturday,
Jones opened the scoring on 24 minutes from a Thomas assist. It stayed 1-0 up to half time with Gaerwen coach Gavin Thomas receiving a red card in the 43rd minute.
Calum Thomas equalised in the 59th minute with his ninth goal of the season, but Jones made it a pair with the winner on 82, Asa Thomas again the assistant.
Jones is now on 11 goals for the campaign.
Andy Clarke of Aberffraw and Cian Owen of Cemaes Bay were both hat-trick heroes in this game, the latter scoring twice in the closing minutes to earn the visitors a draw.
Clarke struck on 19, 31 and 74 minutes to reach 10 goals for Berffro in 2026-27, while Owen put away a penalty after 28 before netting on 86 and 88 to boost his total for the season to 13.
Mabon Owen, captain Jack Diamond, Ioan Morris, Oliver Dukes-Morgan and sub Mikel Evans-Alvarado shared the goals for winners Blaenau, Adam Jones and sub Morgan Davies responding for Bont.
Alex Cunningham (pen), Gethin Jones and Jac Mlynarczyk, with a decisive 96th minute effort, clinched the points for Gwalchmai, sub Tomos Smith on target for Penrhyn.
Guto Jones landed a terrific treble for Llanberis, whose other goals came via Thomas Collins and Shaun Owen.
Leaders Tigers are eight points clear after a narrow 4-3 triumph over Talysarn.
Danny Brookwell was the star man for the hosts with a hat-trick, Callum Graves also on the mark with his 16th goal of the campaign.
Glyn Hughes-Thomas (2) and Gethin Jones kept Talysarn in the contest. Celts striker Jack Usher was sent off in the 90th minute for a second yellow.
Meilir Edwards’ 82nd minute leveller earned a commendable point for struggling visitors Llanystumdwy.
Goals from Nathan Palmer and Richard Jones put Vale two-up, but Albert Nosakhare pulled one back on 28 before the late equaliser.
A fourth straight league win for Cefni was achieved thanks to goals from Nathan Lewis (pen), Macauley Lewis, Aaron Jones and sub Kieran Owen, James Ryan (2, 1 pen) with the away replies.
A second loss in succession for leaders Holyhead, whose 100% home record was ended by much-improved Glantraeth.
Nathan Moore (2, 1 pen), Liam Willighan and Nathan Sinnott shared the goals for the visitors, Charlie Diamond and sub Craig Moore (pen) with the Harbourmen’s consolations.
Puffins 1 Sandmen 1 is how the derby ended.
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