LLANRHAEADR tasted a 2-0 home defeat against Builth Wells in the Ardal North East League on Saturday.
Ollie Woods broke the deadlock on the hour before Seth Bridgeman settled the outcome in injury-time.
Llansantffraid overturned a first-half deficit to secure a 4-1 win at Waterloo Rovers in the MMP Central Wales League North.
Max McLaughlin gave Waterloo the lead after 19 minutes, but Jaime Neto equalised for Llansantffraid early in the second half.
Hagi Drammeh then put the visitors ahead before Elijah Richards netted twice, sealing a convincing victory.
The match was not without drama on the sidelines.
Waterloo manager Lawrence Wilson was sent off in the 28th minute, and Llansantffraid’s Sergio Gomes also saw red on the hour mark.
Four Crosses impressed on the road, recording a 5-1 win at Dolgellau Reserves.
Rueben Coslett-Hughes and George Lloyd both scored braces, while Max Thomas also found the net.
Tywyn Bryncrug recorded a 3-1 home win over Llanfyllin Town.
Nick Williams opened the scoring after 10 minutes, and a Ronnie Lee own goal doubled the advantage.
Iwan Richards added a third, before Will Davies pulled one back for the visitors.
Chirk AAA battled to a 3-2 win at Connah's Quay Town in the North East Wales U19s League.
Max Evans, Luca Williams and Dan Evans struck for the Colliers while Samson Price and Charlie Cavanagh replied for the hosts.
Berriew Development secured a narrow 1-0 victory over Trefonen in the semi-final of the Bernie Jones Memorial Trophy, providing a silver lining after their recent Village Cup Final defeat.
Mark Pugh broke the deadlock on the stroke of half-time, scoring the only goal of the match.
Trefonen’s hopes were further dashed when Cameron Jones received a red card for foul and abusive language early in the second half, leaving them a man down.
Despite their efforts, Trefonen could not find an equaliser, and Pugh's goal proved decisive, sending the Rhiewsiders into the final.
In other league action, Newcastle delivered a commanding performance, defeating Llanfechain 5-0.
Sam Beavan opened the scoring in the 10th minute, followed by Curt Pickford, who netted his second goal in a week shortly after.
Josh Thomas added a third before half-time, and Harry Ellis, along with substitute Mitchell Palmer, completed the rout.
Llangedwyn returned to winning ways with a thrilling 5-4 victory over Llanfair United Reserves.
Alun Hughes initiated the scoring, but the visitors led at the break thanks to goals from Sean Roberts and Matt Stephens.
Hughes equalised early in the second half and later secured a hat-trick, while Jac Roberts and Phil Hughes added to the tally.
Ben Jones scored from the spot for Llanfair, ensuring a tense finish.
Four Crosses Reserves and Waterloo Rovers played out an exciting eight-goal thriller, ending in a 4-4 draw.
Huw Roberts scored a brace for Crosses inside 15 minutes before Shaun Roberts reduced the arrears on 25 minutes after failing from the spot five minutes earlier.
Charlie Pickstock-Aldridge scored his first senior goal to draw the sides level
before the end of the half.
Will Berrecloth sent the Rovers ahead on 50 minutes before Cameron Rogers tied things up.
Luke Evans completed Rovers' scoring while Kian Williams ensured Crosses a share of the spoils.
