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Tuesday 24 August
Premier Division
Brickfield Rangers 4-1 Johnstown Youth
Brymbo 0-4 Venture
Corwen 1-1 FC Cefn
Hawarden Rangers 3-0 Gresford Athletic
Lex X1 0-2 Coedpoeth Utd
Llangollen Town 1-3 Chirk AAA
Llay Welfare 1-1 Mold Alexandra
Penycae 4-3 Overton

 The nights feature game at Tower Fields saw league leaders Chirk AAA’s comfortably beat hosts Llangollen 3-1 who tok an early lead through Josh Langford but Chirk finished the stronger side and hit back to maintain their 100% winning start with efforts from Kev Price, John Paul Wood and Rhys Owen.

Brymbo were turned over 4-0 in their own back yard against a rampant Venture side which led 1-0 at the break through Enion Edwards but it was one way traffic in the second half and the visitors completed the whitewash with efforts from Darren Jones(2) and Lee Griffiths.

Hawarden Rangers chalked up a comfortable 3-0 victory over Gresford Athletic who crumbled in a ten minute spell early in the second half and netting were Danny Sullivan(2) and Dominic Asty.

Lex X1 flopped to a 2-0 reversal against Coedpoeth United who struck in each half through Dave Griffiths and Kevin Breeze.

Llay Welfare shared a 1-1 draw with Mold Alex who are making a habit of coming with a late rally to get something out of the game. Welfare were on the way to victory despite only having ten men when Huw Jones was dismissed after Danny Hughes had scored straight after the break but 4 minutes into stoppage time, Mold leveled through Colin Davies direct from a corner.

Penycae boss Colin Parry was first to admit his side were fortunate enough to have collected all three points. To their credit Overton were sharing six goals with 90 minutes on the clock but a text book goal deep into stoppage time from Mike Griffiths enabled us to protect our winning start all after Ian Andrews, Mike Latham and Martin Plant had carved out a winning lead.

Corwen were held to a 1-1 draw by FC Cefn who were well worth their point, Andy Roberts had provided the hosts with an interval lead but mid way through the second half, Will Eastwood deservedly rescued a point.

Brickfield conjured up a 4-1 victory over Johnstown, Owen Williams weighed in with a double salvo and Tony Jones and Geraint Davies cemented the win. Responding for the visitors was Jordan Smith from the penalty spot.