Dolgellau hit form on their travels

Dolgellau are sitting in third place in the Lock Stock Ardal Northeast standings.

Am impressive 4-1 success on the road at Llanfair United made it four wins in six league outings for Dolgellau.

The visitors had the game all but done and dusted by half-time after establishing a three-goal lead.

An own goal from Llanfair's Gethin Stephens after 16 minutes set Dolgellau on their way.

Gerwyn Williams then doubled the visitors' advantage three minutes later following good work from Osian Morris.

And Dolgellau were cruising when Dion James made it 3-0 on 37 minutes with Aaron Young claiming the assist.

Stephens reduced the deficit for Llanfair just after the hour mark, but Williams added his second after the afternoon three minutes later to make it 4-1.

Bow Street bagged three points after beating Knighton Town 3-1 on home soil.

A strike from Joshua Taylor gave the hosts a slender advantage going into half-time.

Osian Burrell them made it 2-0 on 63 minutes before Shane Sutton dragged Knighton back into the clash when he netted six minutes later.

But there was to be no stirring fightback as Jamie Whitney added a third for Bow with a minute remaining.

Penycae hit form on the road as they won 3-0 at Builth Wells.

Issac Dawson set them on their way to victory when he found the net 11 minutes before half-time.

Second-half strikes from Alex Williams and Zac Davies wrapped up the points.

CPD Rhos Aelwyd edged out Radnor Valley 3-2.

Harley Davies fired the hosts in front on 29 minutes but Joey Price replied on 33 minutes to make it 1-1 at half-time.

Scott Reeves restored CPD's one-goal advantage 10 minutes into the second period and then added his second of the day to make it 3-1 with 18 minutes remaining.

Ieuan Price reduced the deficit on 90 minutes, but the hosts saw out added time to claim the points.

Llangollen Town emerged victorious from a thrilling clash at Llanrhaeadr.

Llanrhaeadr led through Iwan Matthews, but Aaron Jones levelled the score before half-time.

Strikes from Scott Evans, Ed Baker and Louie Middlehurst then saw Llangollen make a flying start to the second half as they surged 4-1 up and seemingly cruising to victory only for the hosts to hit back through Evan Roberts and substitute Gethin Parry to make it 4-3.

But there was to be no dramatic fightback as Robert Cooper made it 5-3 to Llangollen with five minutes left on the clock.