LLANILAR came out on top in a 4-3 thriller at Borth United in the Cambrian Tyres Aberystwyth League.
Goals from Osian Simpson-Jones, Jamie Stuart, Luke Davies and Chris Jones cancelled replies from Travis James, Joshua Evans and Chris Wylde.
Meanwhile Bont celebrated a 3-2 win at Aberdyfi.
Evans Hughes gave the Bridgemen an early lead before Daniel Witchell levelled with Steffan Huxtable and Gethin Jones goals giving the visitors a two goal cushion at the break.
George Richards reduced the arrears after the break but Bont held firm for victory.
Action from Llanilar's clash with Borth United. Picture by Beverley Hemmings.
Padarn United came out on top in a 4-1 win at home Tregaron Turfs Reserves with goals from Chris Carton, Tegid Owen, Liam Antwis and Ian Lee cancelling a consolation from Marc Jones.
Elsewhere Morris Roberts starred with a hat-trick as Llangedwyn strolled to a 6-0 win at home to Llanymynech in the JT Hughes Montgomeryshire League.
Richard Evans, Paul Buckley and Michael Kemble goals completed a comfortable win for the Foxes.
Action from Llanilar's clash with Borth United. Picture by Beverley Hemmings.
Meanwhile Shaun Roberts netted twice as Waterloo Rovers Reserves toasted a 4-0 win at home to Llanfyllin Town Reserves with Morgan Jones and James Watkins goals completing the tally.
Meanwhile Penybont came out on top in a 4-3 thriller at home to Felindre in the Watson Financial Mid Wales League South.
Kevin Martin led the scoring with two goals with Liam Hall and an own goal completing the Polecats' tally with Tom Griffiths netting twice and James Reynolds also on target in reply.
Honours ended even in a goalless draw between Llanandras and Knighton Town Reserves while Presteigne celebrated a 6-1 win at Hay St Marys Reserves.
Lewis Jones netted four goals with Louix Gilpin and James Lewis also on target while the home side replied through Darren Horrigan.
Honours ended even at Maesydre as Dolgellau Reserves hit back for a point at Welshpool Reserves in the FAW Central Reserve League.
Norton Collins netted twice for the hosts but replies from Dion Jones and Christian Martin ensured the visitors a share of the spoils.
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