Neil Wynne, Jason Jones, James Pierce with a brace of goals cemented the win.

Late goals from Matt Thomas as sub Mykel Woolett enabled Coedpoeth United to topple Acrefair Youth 2-0.

At Tower Fields, Bala Town became the new Division One League Cup holders after they floored Bala Town 2-0.

Gresford Athletic Reserves secured a top half of the season finish after grabbing a 2-1 win at Llanuwchllyn with goals from Liam White and Mike Pugh.

In Division Two, Corwen flopped to a 6-1 defeat against Hawarden Rangers, who opened and closed the scoring through Liam Bowen and Jamie McDonald. Hitting back for the hosts was Gary Jones.

Holt Nomads were just out-shaded 4-3 by Buckley Town but responding for the hosts were Steve Dowling, Louis Normas and Michael Dejeen.

The Division Three promotion race looks like going to the wire and Gwersyllt were held to a 1-1 draw against a strong Overton and they needed a last gasp goal from Tom Murphy.

FC Cefn had a narrow 1-0 victory over LEX XI, Steve Davies netted the games only goal.

Chirk AAA flopped to 4-1 defeat at home to Johnstown Youth who were on target through Chris Baddeley, Lee Hanmer, Gareth Roberts and Hugo Tevarez.

Garden Village were just pipped 1-0 by Communities First who netted an 88th minute winner through Craig Roberts.

Hawarden Rangers took a bit of a mauling at NEWI Cefn Druids who won this encounter with ease with efforts from Joe Price, Khozrow Hematinafar, Matt Cooke, Josh Russell, Mike Latham (2) and Gary Tebble.

There are two games tonight. In Division One, champions Airbus UK make the short trip to New Brighton while in Division Two, Mold Alex host Borras Park Albion.

A goal four minutes from time denied relegation-threatened Halkyn United Reserves a vital point as Rhyl Nomads grabbed a 3-2 win in last night'sClwyd League Premier Division thriller.

Second-from-bottom Halkyn looked doomed to finish point-less when Nomads went 22-0 up but in a dramatic one-two, Halkyn scored twice in a minute through Michael Hodgson (72) and Joe Brizzell (73) to transform the picture. As Halkyn pressed for a precious winner they were pole-axed by a strike from Matty Quinn on 86 minutes.

Now Halkyn with one match to go, need a win to avoid filling a relegation slot.