Chirk AAA’s have strengthened their lead at the top with a narrow 1-0 win at Brymbo. Grabbing the games only goal was Andrew Swarbrick.

Penycae dropped points and were poll-axed 2-0 by Venture whose marksmen were Neil Evans and Darren Jones.

Brickfield Rangers caused a stir by walloping Coedpoeth United 3-0, Owen Williams and a goal in each half from Lee Griffiths did the trick.

Castell Alun Colts looked in total control after Mike Pritchard had given the Colts a two goal lead but veteran campaigner Alan Huxley showed he still has plenty to offer at this level and his double salvo salvaged a point for Overton.

FC Cefn continue to go great guns, they looked to have chalked the points on the board when they led Llay Welfare 2-1 with strikes from an OG and Mark Anderson but the visitors snatched a last gasp leveller.

Gwersyllt Athletic self corrected and they had a fantastic 4-1 victory over Corwen, Del Kelly-Smith and Adam Pugh bagged a brace of goals each.

Hawarden Rangers hit back with a controversial penalty to take a point off Rhos Aelwyd who had taken an early lead through Steve Powell.

In Division One, Communities First won their local derby dual against Acrefair, they edged home by the odd goal in five. Nicky Williams(2) and Nathan Edwards had them turning the tables with Andrew Roberts and Chris Hughes hitting back.

Hawkesbury Villa have at last broke their duck, they narrowly defeated Penyffordd 4-3. On target were Simon Roberts, Kevin Groom (penalty) and Dave Openshaw. Responding were Gareth Lloyd(2) and Gareth Mathias.

Buckley United were sunk 3-1 in their own back yard by Holt Nomads, Mark Done and Alan Parry(2) bagged their goals with Jonny Jones reducing the deficit.

Garden Village shared six goals with Penley, Paul Jones, James Fenlon and Dave Jones netted the Village goals.

Llanuwchllyn were narrowly beaten by Johnstown Youth who now share the leadership on nine points, Tom Smith converted both of their goals. Iolo Jones replied.

Mold Juniors are off the mark, Matt Lutz with a goal in each half and a Dean Gittins penalty earned them a 3-2 success over Glyn Ceiriog.

In the Reserves Division, Airbus UK bounced back to winning ways with an emphatic 5-1 win over Elements Cefn Druids who took an early lead. The young man writing all of the headlines again was Nial Challoner who converted a hat-trick. Completing their nap hand with a double was Andy Stockton.

Borras Park Albion slipped up 3-2 at home against Llangollen, James Davies, Ben Lloyd and Steff Jones continually had them with their noses in front wiping out efforts from Mark Roberts and Arthur Ruminski.

Bala Town were sunk 2-1 at Rhos Aelwyd whose jewel in the crown was Darren Greenway whose double salvo was the difference between the two sides

Coedpoeth United fought out a goal-less encounter with Buckley Town and Ruthin Town let slip a 1-0 lead at Hawarden Rangers who rescued a point through talented teenager Greg Walker.

Castell Alun secured their first win of the season at Llay after coming from behind at half time. Scorers for Colts were Player Manager Damien Wilkins (2), Ryan Edwards and Mike Pritchard. Hitting back for Llay was Keith Evans and Joe Roberts.

In the Reserves and Colts set up, New Brighton have emerged as the early season trail blazers, they triumphed 4-3 over Corwen, their marksmen were Chris Smiles and Chris Barren who bagged two goals apiece.

Borras Park Albion have had a disappointing start but collected their first point of the campaign in a 4-4 draw with Brymbo. Gareth Topp added to a Gareth Jones treble for Albion.

Glyn Ceiriog were whitewashed 3-0 by Penyffordd whose marksmen were Mark Rowlands and Joe Duffy(2).

Ashley Wilson notched both of the Llangollen goals but they fell to a 3-2 reversal at home to Brickfield Rangers who were on target through Tom Birkhead, Rimone Nelson and Matty Bride who notched the winner.

Penley were held to a 1-1 draw by Garden Village whose point saver came from James Francis.