DOLGELLAU GO TOP BUT BRICKY LOOK IN AN OMINOUS POSITION.
Llangollen Town 1 Dolgellau AAA 3.
The Hornets go to the top of the table with a 3-1 win against Llangollen Town at Tower Fields. They had a great start when in the 10th minute OSIAN MORRIS put them ahead and the in the 71st minute MORRIS doubled the lead from the penalty spot to score his 22nd league goal of the season then two goals in added on time when Jack Goulbourn scored an own goal 3-0 to the visitors but the home side did pull a goal back when KIERAN SMITH scored. Dolgellau clear by a point at the top of the Ardal North East tonight.
Kerry 0 Brickfield Rangers 3
The Brickfield Rangers Manager Gareth Wilson was named February Manager of the Month and his team kept their good league run going at Dolforgan Park when SIMON SMITH put them ahead in the 25th minute they doubled their lead in the 51st minute when LEWIS CLAMP scored, it was to get even better for CLAMP as in the 66th minute he put his side 3-0 up and that’s how it ended. Brickfield are two points behind Dolgellau with three games in hand. They play all the top teams Dolgellau twice, Builth Wells away plus Llanuchllyn and Bow Street at home. An exciting league this season with exciting finish in prospect. Kerry have lost momentum since losing their last two games but they stay in sixth, they will have a big say in the title race as will many teams in this league as the Lambs play Dolgellau at home and Llanuwchllyn home and away.
Bow Street 2 Rhos Aelwyd 0

Bow Street kept the pressure at the top with a 2-0 win against Rhos Aelwyd at Cae Piod, with RYAN EVANS opening the scoring in the 19th minute then CALLUM PAGE made sure of the points in the 78th minute with his 20th league goal of the season Bow Street in second just one point behind Dolgellau. Rhos Aelwyd could be dragged into the bottom three they can do no more having played all their league games four points clear of Llanidloes Town who have still four games to play.

Builth Wells 0 Radnor Valley 2
A massive blow for the Bulls to finish as high as they can with only two league games left, Radnor Valley took all three points at Lant Fields when in the 63rd minute ELLIOT MORRIS put the visitors ahead and they made sure of the points a minute from time when JACK CLARKE put the game to bed. Radnor Valley were slipping towards the bottom three but 7 out of 9 points have pushed them up the table to 10th.
Llanuwchllyn 0 Llandrindod Wells 2
A surprise home defeat for last seasons beaten play off finalists. They went behind just after half time when TOM DURANT gave the Spa men the lead and in the 64th minute GAVIN ROWLANDS made it 2-0.Llanuwchllyn are seven points behind the leaders and played the same games as Brickfield Rangers both teams have three games in hand. The two teams meet next Saturday at Clywedog Park in a crunch game for both sides .Llandrindod Wells will be looking for a strong finish with a top 6 place a possibility.
Llansantffraid Village 0 Penycae 2
Relegated and bottom of the league Llansantffraid had a tough afternoon when just over the half an hour mark Goalkeeper and Captain David Jones was sent off, three minutes before half time the visitors scored through their Captain ZAC DAVIES for his 11th league goal of the season and the three points were sealed three minutes from time when WILL SCOTT. scored. Both teams have two games left.
Llanfair United 3 Chirk AAA 2
A five goal thriller and a dramatic ending at Mount Field when Llanfair United JOSH ASTLEY scored after the half an hour mark then KARL SELIAERTS doubled the lead from the penalty spot. With four minutes remaining Chirk grabbed a lifeline NIALL FREEMAN made it 2-1 a minute later the teams were level when Chirk’s Captain TOM FREEMAN scored his 21st league goal of the season. With the game looking like the points to be shared in the 90+3 minute on comes Llanfair United Sub Matthew Stephens who sets up ASTLEY for the winner, his 6th goal in 8 games since joining from Caersws. Chirk relegated after this result especially after their good form towards the end of the season just came to late to save them.
Cefn Albion 2 Llanidloes Town 2
Cefn Albion took an early lead through JIMMY JONES in the 12th minute only to be pegged back by The Daffs through TYLER MALLETT scoring his 4th goal in as many games. The home side retook the lead in the 50th minute when NICK JONES scored only to be pegged back four minutes later by LUCAS NASH. Llanidloes have a tough run but the great escape is on, only four points behind Rhos Aelwyd they have Builth Wells away, Llanuwchllyn and Brickfield Rangers at home, but new manager Rhys Evans says his teams good form ten points out of twelve is down to the players. Cefn Albion have a tough schedule eight games in a month and their last two at home may decide the league title Bow Street and Brickfield Rangers.
