FORDEN United celebrated a 2-1 derby win at home to Berriew in MMP Central Wales League North on Saturday.
Kyle Butcher fired the visitors ahead before Alex Morgan restored parity before the break with United claiming victory courtesy of Joel Pryce's 75th minute winner.
Toby Mills struck twice as Bishop's Castle claimed the spoils in a 3-0 win at home to Four Crosses with Joseph Hudson completing the tally.
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Action from Carno's clash against Montgomery Town. Picture by Jonathan Davies.
Ioan Humphreys scored the only goal of the game as Carno battled to a 1-0 win at home to Montgomery Town in a match marred by three late dismissals.
Tyler McCarthy saw red for the hosts before Joey Jones and Lee Jones earned their marching orders for Monty.
Action from Carno's clash against Montgomery Town. Picture by Jonathan Davies.
Kerry were made to toil before extending their lead at the top of the table to seven points with a 6-3 win at Llanfyllin Town.
The Lambs raced into a six goal lead inside the opening 33 minutes with two goals from Luke Mumford Richard Davies and further efforts from Craig Clayton and Ethan Holloway before the Magpies rallied with a hat-trick from Lewis Birch.
Action from Forden United's clash with Berriew. Picture by Ian Francis.
Waterloo Rovers staged a comeback to claim a point in a 2-2 draw at home to local rivals Trewern United.
The Tigers raced ahead with goals from Byron Edwards and Ryan Gardner before Owain Richards reduced the arrears.
Ryan Evans saw red for Trewern before Tom Ellis levelled from the penalty spot as honours ended even at Maesydre.
Action from Forden United's clash with Berriew. Picture by Ian Francis.
Hay St Mary's returned to the top of the southern league with a 2-1 win at home to Penparcau.
The visitors led through Harley Lawton's 22nd minute strike before an own goal from Elwyn Edwards and late penalty from Jack Biggs completed the Saints' comeback.
Action from Waterloo Rovers' clash against Trewern United. Picture by Charlie Burnside.
Callum Page struck twice as Machynlleth prevailed 3-1 winners at home to Knighton Town with Dillon Browne completing the scoring while Kieran Dovey replied late on for the Robins.
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