JOE Soar struck a late winner as Tywyn Bryncrug prevailed in a 3-2 victory at Forden United in the MMP Central Wales League North on Saturday.
All the goals came in the second-half with Harvey Gill's opener for the hosts cancelled out by Aled Jones before the visitors led with Tom Allen on target only for Dan McWhinnie to level.
However Soar struck with just four minutes remaining as the Cormorants went home with three points.
Abermule celebrated a welcome 4-1 win at home to Dyffryn Banw with goals from Charlie Humphreys, Greg Pryce, Aron James and Edward Bennett-Jones cancelling a reply from Rhodri Davies.
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Four Crosses maintained their fine campaign with a 4-1 win at home to Carno with Will Howard, Jordan Dean, Tom Evans and Tom Ellis goals ensuring glory while Callum Breese replied with a consolation.
Richard Davies starred with a hat-trick as Kerry eased to a 6-1 win at home to Waterloo Rovers while goals from Craig Clayton, Drew Cook and Ethan Holloway ensured no way back for the Welshpool side.
Llanfyllin Town celebrated a 3-1 win at home to Barmouth United with goals from Will Davies, Sam Owen and Robert Evans cancelling a reply from Kyle Jones.
Berriew returned from Bishop's Castle 2-0 winners with goals from Tom Jones and Marc Jones sealing the spoils for the Rhiewsiders.
Llanilar proved a class apart in a 9-3 thrashing of Aberaeron in the southern league.
Harvey Matthews starred with a hat-trick while Ryan Hopkins struck twice and goals from Ioan Jones, Tom Haynes, Matthew Thomas and an Endaf Williams own goal completed the drubbing while the visitors replied through a Ianto Evans double and Sion Jones strike.
Rhayader Town prevailed 2-0 winners at home to Penybont United with Ryan Addison and Jack Clarke on target for the Kites.
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