Berriew turn on the style to bank home win

Berriew served up a five-star show in their latest MMP Central Wales League North outing.

The hosts turned on the style to see off visiting Kerry FC Reserves 5-0.

Richard Davies was the star of the show for the title hopefuls with hat-trick.

Tommy Jones opened the scoring after 41 minutes with Charlie Williams claiming the assist.

Davies then took centre stage with two goals in the space of three minutes to put his side firmly in charge.

He then completed his treble on 70 minutes before Lewis Hamer wrapped up the scoring with a late penalty.

The victory left Berriew two points clear of Llansantffraid Village at the top of the table.

Machynlleth went down 2-1 on home soil to Bishops Castle Town.

Town struck first through Samuel Jones before Riley Roberts levelled for the hosts.

But a strike from Thomas Edwards on 52 minutes sealed the points for Town.

Barmouth and Dyffryn United battled out a goalless draw with Llansantffraid Village.

Montgomery Town are up to third after a convincing 5-2 win at home to Forden United.

Thomas Evans was the star of the show with a four-goal salvo.

He opened his account on seven minutes and then found the net from the penalty spot on 62minutes.

Evans completed his hat-trick with 13 minutes remaining and struck again five minutes after Thomas Halliday had made it 4-0.

Joshua Lench and Robert Evans grabbed two late goals for the visitors.

Bow Street Reserves moved up into sixth place in the MMP Central Wales League South standings.

They recorded their third league win of the campaign thanks to a 3-0 success on the road at Penrhyncoch Reserves.

Bow were in charge by half-time having established a 2-0 lead.

Osain Burrell set them on their way in the 36th minute after being set up by Tom Williams.

Williams went from provider to scorer two minutes before the interval when he successfully converted from the penalty spot.

Jordan Perry then wrapped up the scoring and the win nine minutes into the second half.

Ffostrasol are still setting the pace at the top after making it six wins from six games.

Their latest success was a hard-fought one away to Rhayader Town.

After a goalless first half, Keane Moore put the table-toppers ahead on 50 minutes.

Steven Walsh levelled for the home side 14 minutes later, but the visitors were not to be denied and banked all three points thanks to Moore's 90th-minute effort.