Football round-up: Llanidloes claim point while Machynlleth get off the mark

The Daffodils led inside the opening five minutes with George Clarke breaking the deadlock but Ashley Ruane levelled before the break with the sides proving inseparable after the break.

Meanwhile Penrhyncoch endured a day to forget in Broughton, crashing to a 6-0 defeat to Airbus UK.

Former Guilsfield star Adam Davies led the scoring with a four goal haul while Stephen Tomassen and Oliver Lanceley goals completed the drubbing.

Elsewhere Llandrindod Wells celebrated a 4-1 win at home to Trethomas Bluebirds in Ardal South East.

Kieran McCarley struck either side of the break before Jack Evans and Samed De Groot goals put the game to bed and Ashley Jones put through his own net for the Bluebirds' consolation.

Bow Street were cruelly denied by a last minute equaliser in their 1-1 draw at home to Rhos Aelwyd in Ardal North East.

Steffan Richards' strike separated the sides at the break but with seconds remaining James Haynes snatched the Wrexham visitors a point.

Action from Bow Street's Ardal North East League clash with Rhos Aelwyd. Picture by Beverley Hemmings.

Elsewhere Carno came out second best in a 4-2 thriller at home to Corwen.

Josh Matthews opened the scoring for the hosts before Tomos Williams levelled and Carno were reduced to 10 men at the start of the second-half following the dismissal of Liam Rimmer.

Goals from Kevin Day and Owen Cordiner strengthened Rhos' lead before Matthews reduced the arrears but Cordiner completed his double to settle the outcome with 10 minutes remaining.

A solitary strike from Alex Williams sunk Dolgellau AA who suffered a 1-0 defeat at home to Cefn Albion.

Action from Bow Street's Ardal North East League clash with Rhos Aelwyd. Picture by Beverley Hemmings.

Meanwhile Llanfair United hit back to claim the spoils in a 2-1 victory over Caersws who led through Will Thomas only for Josh Astley to lead the home side's revival and completed his brace in injury-time.

Machynlleth celebrated their first league win of the campaign with a 4-2 win at home to Four Crosses.

Callum Page fired the Maglonians ahead and despite Luke Jones restoring parity the home side pulled away with goals from Dylan Benjamin and Page's second either side of the break.

Louis Morris' strike brought Crosses back into the game but Machynlleth settled the points with Josh Ferriera netting with 10 minutes remaining.

Kerry's tough start to the season continued with a 7-1 defeat at Penycae.

A Bobby Richards goal proved consolation for the Lambs as Brandon Edwards and Joshua Mazzarella each struck twice to lead the home side's tally with Mike Parry, Gary Evans and Jaden Jones also netting with the hosts ending with 10 men following the dismissal of Austin Owen.