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The County Times shares five stand out fixtures from Saturday's schedule to whet your appetite.
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Llanidloes Town v Guilsfield - JD Cymru North
MID Wales derbies rarely fail to entertain.
Guilsfield arrive at Llanidloes Town unbeaten in the league this season and in the last 16 of the JD Welsh Cup.
However the Daffodils will look to be the first club to take three points of their local rivals as Chris Davies bids to mastermind their climb up the table.
Adam Jenkins in action for Guilsfield.
Llanrhaeadr v Conwy Borough - JD Cymru North
IT would be fair to say this season has been a disappointment for Llanrhaeadr so far.
The villagers need to kick-start their campaign and will look to do just that when Conwy Borough arrive at Tanllan.
However it will be another tough test for the hosts with the north Wales side arriving on a high having handed TNS a scare in the JD Welsh Cup last week.
Marc Griffiths of Llanrhaeadr.
Knighton Town v Presteigne - Central Wales Cup
An east Radnorshire derby between two local rivals is sure to draw a decent crowd - all the more as the club's are not in the same league this season
Knighton have had a stop-start campaign in the MMP-NL Mid Wales League while Presteigne will be aiming to give their local rivals a bloody nose having dropped into the Mid Wales League South this season.
Bryn-Y-Castell.
Llanymynech v Brecon Corries - Central Wales Cup
BRECON Corries make the long trip to the north eastern borders of Powys as firm favourites having enjoyed a goal-laden start to the MMP-NL Mid Wales League season.
Llanymynech have home advantage with Nathan Bartram's side bidding to cause an upset.
Brecon Corries in action earlier this season. Picture by Ian Francis.
Kerry v Machynlleth - Ardal North East League
NEITHER side have had the easiest starts to the season and will be gunning for the points at Dolforgan Park on Saturday.
The home side leaked 14 goals last week and will desperate to atone while the visitors will look to get a win under their belts to start climbing the table.
A rainbow over Kerry Football Club's Dolforgan Park. Picture by Darren Bowen.
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