TOM Ellis led the scoring with a hat-trick as Waterloo Rovers toasted a 5-1 derby win at home to Berriew in MMP Central Wales League North on Saturday.
Goals from Steve Jones and Owain Richards completed the Welshpool side's tally while the Rhiewsiders replied through James Langford.
Greg Pryce scored the only goal of the game as Abermule battled to a 1-0 win at home to Four Crosses.
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Paul Lewis struck twice as Barmouth United prevailed 3-0 winners at Trewern United in a match which saw both sides end with 10 men.
Shane Jones completed the scoring before earning his marching orders for the Magpies while Trewern also ended with 10 men following the dismissal of Sam Griffiths.
Action from Carno's clash with Forden United. Picture by Ian Francis.
Carno's revival continued to gather pace with a 4-1 win at home to Forden United.
Sam Barker maintained his fine form with two goals while missing a penalty to complete his treble with Tom Leah and Sion Wild goals sealing victory while Jake O'Donnel mustered a consolation.
Llansantffraid strolled to a 3-0 win at Dyffryn Banw with an own goal from Sion Williams followed by strikes from Jack Harris and Adam Biggs before Saints' joint-manager Dan Graham saw red late on.
Bishop's Castle claimed the spoils following a 4-1 win at a much-improved Llanfyllin Town.
Goals from Martyn Ziemann, Mark Griffiths, Josh Collins and Marcus Ashley cancelled a reply from Kai Davies.
Meifod staged a late comeback to celebrate a 4-3 win at home to Montgomery Town.
Action from Carno's clash with Forden United. Picture by Ian Francis.
Tom Evans fired Monty ahead only for the hosts to hit back and lead at the break with two goals from Alun Hughes.
Montgomery stormed back to lead after the interval with Tom Pope levelling before Evans completed his double.
However the Kings were not to be denied and goals in as many minutes from Adam Davies and Zakh Ward completed a thrilling comeback.
Ben Hendleman was the hero with his last gasp strike ensuring Kerry a 3-2 win at Tywyn Bryncrug to stay top of the table.
The home side twice led with goals from Ethan Rodgers and Nick Williams but the Lambs hit back with goals from Luke Mumford and Darryl McWatt before Hendleman snatched glory at the death.
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