Huws Gray Alliance
Goalkeeper Alex Ramsay plundered an injury-time equaliser to preserve Huws Gray Alliance leaders Caernarfon Town's long unbeaten run in a 1-1 home draw with Rhyl.
The Lilywhites had led since Alun Webb lashed in a sixth-minute opener and the Canaries' last throw of the dice saw Ramsay race upfield for a 92nd minute corner.
Rhyl, who had defended superbly throughout, failed to clear Nathan Craig's flag-kick and former Lilies glovesman Ramsay produced a razor-sharp striker's finish to send the home fans wild as Caernarfon made it 16 undefeated.
The visitors began really well at The Oval and edged ahead when Webb turned the last defender, latching onto a fine delivery from Jordan Barrow and blasted into the roof of the net.
The rest of the first half was average fare, with Town's final ball constantly lacking and Rhyl unsettling the home team's rhythm very effectively.
Caernarfon's best chance saw Jamie Breese's high hanging cross from the right land nicely onto the head of Kevin Lloyd, but Rory Crowther was able to save quite comfortably.
The second half saw the Cofis up their attacking effort while the Lilies always looked dangerous on the counter.
Gareth Edwards' exquisite ball into the box was nicely controlled by Lloyd, but Crowther was out quickly to smother the danger.
Substitute Danny Holland set up Webb for what looked certain to be a Rhyl second, but Ramsay did well to block.
Aaron Davies-Thomas had a big chance to equalise, but made it too easy for Crowther.
Caernarfon's endeavours looked to have been all in vain before Ramsay's late leveller.
Second-place Holywell Town walloped Ruthin Town 5-0 at Halkyn Road, with all their goals coming after the interval.
Sam Jones put away a hat-trick, including a penalty, while Matty Harvey and Marc Gunther completed the rout.
Denbigh Town dished out a 6-1 caning at a Llandudno Junction side they had lost to twice previously in cup competition this season.
Josh Davies, Gareth Partridge and Kristian Pierce all bagged two apiece for the visitors, Sean McCaffery replying.
Simon Smith's 55th-minute goal was enough to secure Gresford Athletic a 1-0 verdict over struggling visitors FC Queen's Park.
Guilsfield climbed to fourth with a 3-1 success at the expense of travellers Airbus UK Broughton.
Chris Cathrall, Robbie James and Callum Bromley were the home marksmen, Alfons Fosu-Mensah having edged the Wingmakers in front.
Gareth Jones Evans and Joe Chaplin netted Porthmadog's goals in a 2-0 beating of Caersws, while Flint Town United took the spoils 3-0 at Penrhyncoch, Richie Foulkes (2, 1 pen) and Chris Budrys for the Silkmen.
FAW Trophy
Conwy Borough edged a thrilling 5-4 extra time victory over Llanfair United in the FAW Trophy fifth round.
Matty Hughes struck twice for the hosts, including the 110th minute decider, while Jamie Roberts, Iolo Hughes and Jack Hoult notched the others, Andrew Hughes (2), Matt Bumford and Gethin Stephens for the unfortunate visitors.
Greenfield advanced to the quarter-finals with a 4-2 triumph at Brymbo, also in added time, Sam Jones (2), Liam Robinson and Sion McHugh for the Welsh Alliance side, Ade Newman and Ben Kearney responding.
Llanrug United eliminated holders Chirk AAA 3-2 on penalties after a 2-2 draw, Jonathan Sadler (pen) and Llion Jones for the Arfon side, Louis Middlehurst with both for the travellers, who had Ashton Williams and debutant Jack Edwards sent off.
Buckley Town overcame Garden Village 2-1. Jake Riley put Bucks ahead on 39 minutes against the run of play.
Village made it 1-1 after 65, Scott Smith slotting home.
The hosts hit the bar before Aron Williams, on a breakaway, slotted home a wonderful winner.
Jamie Rogers (2) and Aled Robertson led Rhos Aelwyd to a 3-1 result at Abertillery Bluebirds, Dan Thomas, Paul Rowlands and Harry Galeotti netted for Llangefni Town in a 3-1 victory against Hakin United, but Mynydd Isa Spartans went down 3-1 at home to Grange Albion.
Other score: Goodwick United 1 Penydarren BGC 1 (aet - Penydarren win 4-3 on pens).
Welsh Alliance League
Third-place Llanrwst United moved to within two points of Welsh Alliance Division One leaders Conwy Borough with a 3-0 win at Trearddur Bay United, Matt Mullender, Elliot Llewellyn and Mike Lundstram with the goals.
Shane Jones scored twice as Barmouth and Dyffryn edged a 2-1 victory over Pwllheli, Llion Bryn having put the visitors ahead.
Llanberis bounced back to form with a 4-1 success at Llandyrnog United, Steffan Jones (2), Callum McDonald and Gwyn Jones providing the away goals.
John Taylor, Carl Murray and Jon Terry struck for St Asaph City in a 3-0 home beating of Nantlle Vale.
Jamie Jones bagged both goals in Division Two leaders Glan Conwy's 2-1 success at Meliden.
Jack Griffiths grabbed the only net-finder in Amlwch Town's 1-0 triumph at Llannerchymedd and despite Moses Yoak putting Llanfairpwll one-up at Aberffraw, the hosts came back to win 2-1 through Gareth Hughes and Ieuan Lloyd.
Steven Whittaker pocketed a hat-trick in Bodedern Athletic's 6-2 thrashing of Penmaenmawr Phoenix, Jordan Taylor (2) and Shaun Jenkins nabbing the rest, Liam Griffiths and Tom Paddock replying.
Liam Morris (2) and Connor Gordon led Gaerwen to a 3-1 verdict at Blaenau Amateurs, Iwan Jones responding, and Mochdre Sports edged it 3-2 at Pentraeth, Jordan Phillips, Scott Roberts and Bobby Tudor for the visitors, Josh Owen and Danny Camilleri for the home side.
Division Two sides Llannefydd and Prestatyn Sports knocked Division One opposition out of the Mawddach Challenge Cup.
Owain Roberts (2) and Sam Jones led Llannefydd to a 3-1 success over Penrhyndeudraeth, while Sports edged out Mynydd Llandegai on penalties after a 2-2 draw, Tom McDougal and Ian Griffiths for the winning side.
Welsh National League
Brickfield Rangers moved four points clear at the Premier Division peak with a 7-2 result at Penycae, Sam Molyneux with a hat-trick for the leaders, Josh Millington and Alex Rowlands the home hitmen.
Gwydion Ifan's goal was enough to secure Llanuwchllyn a 1-0 win over FC Nomads,
Alex Williams and Andrew Jones were on target for Cefn Albion in a 2-1 victory at Saltney Town, Stephen Chiocchi for the hosts, Corwen overcame Mold Alex 3-0 thanks to Joe Williams (2, 1 pen) and Tom Williams, while Llay Welfare romped to a 6-1 outcome at Coedpoeth United, Matthew Worrall and Rhys Lloyd with two apiece, John Rhys and Tom Wells adding singles.
North East Wales League
Matty Holmes pocketed a hat-trick as Penyffordd Lions whipped Bradley Park 8-0 in the North East Wales League Horace Wynne Cup first round.
Adam Pugh and Liam Hughes added two apiece, Sam Richardson with a single.
Gareth Jones and Grzegorz Lipka netted for Rhosllanerchrugog in a 2-0 victory over Mold Town United, while Plas Madoc swept aside Mostyn Dragons 4-1, Dave Bullough, Craig Roberts, Jamie Williams and a Stuart Thomas own goal sealing the win, Ash Lloyd replying.
Offa Athletic edged past Brymbo Victoria 4-3, Seb Kidd, Andy Bithell and Ramone Nelson (2) for the home team, Adam Lloyd, Gary Evans and Ryan Thomas hitting back.
Terry Pughe's goal was enough for Halkyn United to see off Caerwys 1-0, Flint Mountain eliminated Connah's Quay Nomads U18's 4-2, Sean Wilkes, Colin Davies (pen), Jack Aitken and Joey Davies with the home goals, Sam Reynolds and Dawson Butcher for the visitors and Ash Kane poached a hat-trick in Aston Park Rangers' 4-1 beating of Bellevue, Ant Grubb with another for the home team, Bruno Sousa for travellers.
Airbus UK Broughton Youth pipped Acton 3-2, George Peers, Joe Davies and Oliver Lanceley's winner nine minutes into added time seeing the Wingmakers through, Dylan Williams and Andrew Rutter replying.
Vale of Clwyd and Conwy League
Kinmel Bay moved into the second round of the Premier Cup with a 6-2 home caning of Machno United.
Nyal Hughes, Ashley Wood (2), Ben Cawley (2) and Anthony Jones provided the home net-busters, Rhydian Williams and Harry Thomas replying.
Gwion Owen and Llion Jones scored to put Llansannan through to the next round with a 2-0 success at Abergele.
In the REM Jones Cup, Llandudno Athletic eliminated Llandudno Amateurs 3-2 in a thrilling derby, Jack Williams (2) and Nathan Williams for the visitors, Matty Roberts and Joe Jones responding.
Rhos United saw off St Asaph City Youth 5-4 in extra time, Chris King, Mike Lachlan, Ste Collins, Aaron Hands and an own goal making up the home total, Ashley Hogg (2), Aiden Bell and an own goal running Saints close.
Mathew Williams, Jamie Jones (2) and Joe Maguire led Llandyrnog United Reserves to a 4-1 result at Hope Wanderers, while Denbigh Development won 5-1 at Llanfairfechan Town Reserves.
In the Premier Division, Joel Taylor's 16th minute strike sealed Llanfairfechan Town a 1-0 win at Bro Cernyw, while Rhyl FC Youth took the spoils 3-2 at Cerrigydrudion thanks to Josh Brown, Sam Jones and Dan Price, Ciran Jones with both for Cerrig.
Llanrwst United Reserves took the honours 4-2 at Llysfaen, Reece Kearney with two for the hosts, but a Jordan Thomas hat-trick and Rich Beardmore single guiding the Rwsters to victory.
In an outstanding NWCFA Junior Cup tie, Dave Wilkins scored four times as underdogs Henllan came back from 4-2 down to beat Old Colwyn 5-4.
Gwynedd League
Llanystumdwy whipped title hopefuls Holyhead Town 5-1, Sion Parry with a double, Rhys Hughes, Joe Soar and Darren Parry with the rest.
Carl Pritchard and Craig Jones' injury-time decider ensured Llangoed beat Llanllyfni 2-1, Ioan Gwynedd, Shaun Roberts and Rhys Davies on the mark as Waunfawr beat Nefyn United 3-1.
Mark Griffith hit three for Gwalchmai in their 6-3 Safeflue Shield triumph at Beaumaris Town, while Connor Jones grabbed two as Bro Goronwy pipped Bontnewydd 4-3.
Anglesey League
Valley moved top of the Kon-X Anglesey League after beating visitors Arriva Bangor 5-3.
Ryan Hall (2), Konnor Druce (2) and Ryan Lees got the home goals, Andy Clarke, Liam Roberts and Matthew Williams responding.
Danny Connolly (3) and Luke Allaway (2) guided Bodorgan to a 5-1 result at Llandegfan, Neil Gillard with the home consolation.
Mark Hughes, Thomas Eames, Arron Roberts, Alex Griffiths, Thomas Griffiths and Kieran Bullock shared the goals in Mynydd Tigers' 6-1 hammering of Pentraeth Reserves, John Morton replying.
Bryngwran Bulls v Llangoed and District Reserves was postponed.
