Rhayader go to town in cup

Rhayader Town found their shooting boots to ease into the next round of the Emrys Morgan Cup.

They proved unwelcome visitors as they hit hosts Llangedwyn with nine unanswered goals.

A brace from Rae Lewis and strikes from Daniel Hall, Thomas Price and Owain Rowlands had the tie in the bag by half-time.

Bradley Goodwin (two), Price and Owain Rowlands added further goals after the break.

Barmouth and Dyffryn hit six of the best to sink Llanrhaeadr 6-0.

Joey Thomas netted twice and Brodie Pugh, Dewy Wright, Jack Thomas and Ryan Williams once each.

Berriew are also in the hat for the next round after beating Machynlleth 4-1.

Charlie Williams-Scott set them on their way with Richard Davies and Williams-Scott adding further goals before Liam Sully reduced the deficit with a penalty three minutes before half-time. George Davies wrapped up the scoring on 86 minutes.

There was a lively finish to the clash between Brecon and Welshpool Town.

Aaron Mills put Brecon 1-0 up on 76 minutes before Nathan Hughes levelled on 83.

But Conor Drain and Nyle Slade then both struck in stoppage-time to see Brecon to a 3-1 win.

Iwan Jones, Tomos Rogers and Dafydd Phillips found the net as Ffostrasol won 3-1 away to Caersws Development.

Nathan Gray replied with a penalty on 74 minutes before missing from the spot 10 minutes later.

Osain Williams was the last-gasp hero for Llanilar in their clash at Crymych.

Williams grabbed the only goal on 90 minutes to settle the tie.

Felindre went down 4-0 at home to Llandysul, while Hay St Marys crashed 6-0 to visiting Llechryd.

Radnor Valley Reserves won 3-1 at Four Crosses thanks to two goals from Kieran Twigg and one from Sezar Cakmak.

Llanidloes Town were in magnificent form as they beat Llanboidy 7-1.

Dafydd Carruthers, Mason Jones and Rhys Evans all scored twice with Ryan Biggs netting once.

Bishops Castle Town won 7-3 on the road at CPD Llanon.

Goals from Danny Ives and Aiden Rhodes secured a 2-1 win for Presteigne St Andrews at home to Waterloo Rovers. Owain Richards replied.

Tregaron Turfs and Montgomery Town shared eight goals before Turfs triumphed 4-2 on penalties.

Turfs' goals came from Sam Jones (two), Rhodri Jones and Justin Davis. Town's marksmen were Lee Jones, Sam Evans, Charlie Kinsey and Thomas Evans.

Steffan Richards gave Bow Street Reserves an early lead against Llanfyllin Town, but Ronnie Lee and Morgan Hodgkiss hit back to see the visitors through.