Football round-up as Central North leaders maintain two-point cushion

Berriew maintained their two-point lead at the top of the Central Wales League North with a comprehensive 4-1 triumph at Abermule.

Richard Davies and Ryan Edwards fired Berriew into a 2-0 lead inside 51 minutes, before Edward Bennett-Jones halved the deficit just past the hour-mark.

Charlie Williams-Scott restored their two-goal cushion nine minutes from time and Darragh Davies sealed the win in stoppage time.

Llansantffraid Village remain second after emerging 3-2 victors at Caersws Development thanks to goals from Mohamed Konteh, Youssef Elazhari and substitute Matthew Leoni.

Waterloo Rovers stayed third after a brace from Max McLaughlin alongside goals from Spencer Roberts and Henry Watkins led them to a 4-1 win over Barmouth and Dyffryn United.

Brodie Pugh scored the only consolation for Barmouth, who were reduced to 10-men following Michael Horn’s dismissal.

Thomas Evans was denied his hat-trick from the spot, as he bagged a brace for Montgomery Town in a 3-0 win at Wywyn Bryncrug.

Thomas Halliday completed the scoring to guide fourth-placed Montgomery to a third successive win.

Forden United won 3-0 at Bishop Castle Town courtesy of a brace from Joshua Lenc, who also turned provider for Ryan Jenkins’ solitary strike.

Elsewhere, Machynleth came from behind to beat Kerry Reserves 2-1, as Morgan Evans’ leveller and a 99th-minute winner from Alfie Westwood completed the turnaround.

In the Central South, Rhayader Town romped to a 10-1 demolition of strugglers Penparcau, as Oswain Rowlands completed his hat-trick.

Rae Lewis also bagged a brace and further goals from Daniel Hall, Thomas Price and Warren McFadden rounded off the scoring.

Ffostrasol stretched their lead at the top to five points, although they had to settle for a 2-2 draw against Tregaron Turfs.

Keane Moore and Dafydd Phillips twice fired Ffostrasol ahead, but Rhun Garner and Wil Evans salvaged a point for Tregaron - as the latter scored a dramatic 93rd-minute equaliser to hold the leaders.

Second-placed Felinfach suffered a 2-1 defeat at Llanilar, as Euros Lloyd and Osian Simpson-Jones scored for the hosts either side of Cameron Miles’ leveller.

Bow Street Reserves won 2-1 at Aberstwyth Town courtesy of goals from David Williams and Lee Crumpler, while William Denham and Dafydd Carruthers sealed a 2-1 win for Llanidloes Town against Lampeter Town.

Meanwhile, Welshpool Town progressed in the Central Wales League Challenge Cup, after beating Llanfyllin Town 6-5 on penalties following a goalless draw.