Village boys rally to bag three points

Llansantffraid Village were forced to hit the comeback trail in their latest MMP Central Wales League North outing.

The table-toppers were given a real scare as they found themselves 2-0 down at Forden United before rallying to win 3-2.

Robert Evans gave the hosts a 14-minute lead before Harvey Brooks made it 2-0 just after the half-hour mark.

Oscar Herd reduced the deficit on 65 minutes and it was 2-2 six minutes later when Elijah-King Richards netted.

Substitute Alfie Briggs completed the turnaround on 84 minutes.

Goals from Sam Davies and Dylan Stephens secured a 2-1 success for Abermule on the road at Tywyn Bryncrug.

Mark Edmonson replied for the hosts, who had James Owen sent off.

In the South Division, Felinfach beat Penparcau 6-3 in a lively encounter.

Ross Diamond shone for the hosts with a four-goal salvo, while Cameron Miles struck twice. Gytis Pivnickas (two) and Marek Mleczek replied.

Harry Sharman was in fine form in the Watson Financial Mid Wales League South.

He fired home a hat-trick as Talgarth Town eased to a 7-0 win over Presteigne St Andrews.

Richard Lynes, Gzres Chodnicki Kyle O'Shea, via the penalty spot, and Rhodri Inseal joined Sharman on the scoresheet.

Rhayader Town Reserves saw off visiting Penybont 5-1.

Ollie Leadbetter and Ryan Owen put then 2-0 before Harry Bufton replied.

But Leadbetter struck again after the break and further goals from Jayden Rees and Jacob Jones sealed the deal.

William Shaw, Taylor Wozencraft and Jack Bright found the net for Knighton Town Reserves in their 3-1 home win against Builth Wells Reserves. Josh Price bagged a consolation for the visitors.

In the Lock Stock Ardal North East, Llanfair United and Bow Street shared the spoils after a 2-2 draw.

Harvey Morris put United in front with Steffan Williams equalising three minutes before half-time.

A penalty from Karl Seliaerts on 59 minutes restored the hosts' lead, but Bow were not to be denied and Osain Burrell struck to earn them a point.

Leaders FC Queens Park came from behind to beat Kerry 4-2.

Kerry led through Neil Mitchell before the home side hit back through Kieron Jones, Corey Smart and Kieron Jones 3-1

Jamie Breese cut the gap on 81 minutes but Queens Park responded quickly with Smart wrapping up the scoring a minute later.

Two goals from Lyndon Jones and one from Cameron Mills saw Builth Wells come from one down to beat Carno 3-1. Keegan Bradley scored for the visitors.