Red-hot Knighton are in seventh heaven

Knighton Town bagged a magnificent seven as they powered to victory in the FAW Amateur Trophy.

Luke Bountford and Louis Scott both scored twice as Town triumphed 7-0 at CPD Aberffraw.

Jack Hoyle, Finley Williams and Jack Davies added the other goals.

Dolgellau hit six of the best as they marched into the next round.

Gary Williams took the individual plaudits with a four-goal salvo as visiting Tywyn Bryncrug were brushed aside.

Osain Morris and Nyasha joined Williams on the scoresheet.

Kerry also made comfortable progress with a 4-0 win at home to CPD Caerws.

Steffan Rogers and Jamie Breese shared top billing with two goals each.

Edward Clarke, Joshua Jones and Rhys Evans fired Llanidloes Town to a 3-0 win at home to CPD Llanystumdwy.

Llanilar edged past CPD Llannefydd on penalties after their tie had ended 3-3.

Osain Simpson struck first for Llanilar, but Llannefydd rallied and hit back to lead 2-1 thanks to two goals in the space of four minutes from Ianto Jones Price.

A lively opening half ended with Simpson levelling for the hosts.

Steffan Gillies fired Llanilar in front with 10 minutes remaining only for Ciran Jones to make it 3-3 and send the game to penalties. And it was Llanilar who came out on top 4-3.

Llanrhaeadr eased through by beating Hawarden Rangers 3-0.

A brace from Iwan Matthews and a late strike from Robert Hughes sealed the deal.

Llanfair United had to dig deep to see off Mochdre Sports.

After the tie ended goalless, it was United who held their nerve to win the penalty shootout 6-5.

Berriew's hopes of a Trophy run were ended by a 4-0 reverse at home to Talysarn Celts.

Brecon Corries hit top form to record an emphatic 9-1 win at home to Cwrt Rawlin.

Goals from Jay Hughes and Corey Evans saw Corries lead 2-0 with just 15 minutes on the clock.

Finlay Daniels and Connor Action then both struck before half-time to put the game beyond the visitors' reach.

Action added his second early in the second half and then Daniels made it 6-0 just before James Harvey netted for the visitors.

A strike from Liam McNally and two goals from Joel Evans put the seal on a commanding display.

Ffostrasol bowed out on penalties following a thrilling clash at Splott.

Daffydd Phillips and Keane Moore both scored twice for Ffostrasol as the tie ended 4-4. Splott won 4-2 on penalties.

Builth Wells bowed out following a 1-0 reverse at Tongwynlais.