Football round-up: Guilsfield stage late fightback in Caersws draw

Rhys Tilsey scored a dramatic 92nd-minute equaliser to rescue a point for Guilsfield in their 2-2 draw at Caersws in the Cymru North.

Callum Francis-Jones opened the scoring for Caersws on 27 minutes, while Jake Cook squandered a golden chance to equalise when he missed from the spot just past the hour-mark.

Ashley Harries made it 2-0 to Caersws with 17 minutes to go, before both sides were reduced to 10-men following red cards for Callum Bromley and Thomas Edwards.

Tilsey then halved the deficit just five minutes from time and bagged a quickfire brace with a crucial leveller.

That result leaves Caersws in sixth-place, two points ahead of Guilsfield in eighth.

Meanwhile, Penrhyncoch saw their home fixture against Mold Alexandra fall victim to the weather.

Jamie Breese helped himself to a staggering seven goals, as Kerry romped to a 11-1 demolition of Corwen in the Lock Stock Ardal North East.

Jack Orbell also bagged a brace, while further goals from Jake Mann and Steffan Rogers completed the rout.

Builth conceded early at Llanrhaeadr, but came from behind to win 2-1 at the Recreation Field.

Iwan Matthews gave Llanrhaeadr the lead after just three minutes, but Jamie Evans restored parity for Builth just past the half-hour mark.

Ruben Edwards completed the turnaround for Builth midway into the second half, before James Burgess was dismissed for Llanrhaeadr following his second booking in stoppage time.

Callum Stead and Luke Boundford scored for Knighton Town, who had to settle for a 2-2 draw against Radnor Valley following goals from Henry Shipley and Jack Clarke.

Llanfair United drew by the same score-line courtesy of goals from Harvey Morris and Kyle Capner.

Gerywn Williams bagged a brace and was joined on the scoresheet Robert Evans and Jake Jones, as Dolgellau lost 5-4 at Cefn Albion.

In the MMP Central Wales North, Ethan Kinsley scored four goals to help lead Welshpool Town to a 6-0 victory over Kerry Reserves.

Thomas Halliday netted a hat-trick as Montgomery Town won by the same score-line against Tywyn Bryncrug.

Elsewhere, Llanfyllin Town drew 1-1 with Aberdule and Berriew emerged 1-0 victors at Forden United.

In the South League, Penrhyncoch romped to a 6-1 victory at Penparcau in the only surviving fixture due to the weather.

Eddie Rhodes, Steffan Taylor, Joshua Evans, Connor Williams, Joshua Lane and Mark Evans were among the scorers for Penrhyncoch.