LLANIDLOES Town secured their JD Cymru North survival with a 3-2 win at home to Mold Alexandra on Good Friday.
The Daffodils went into the game with their second tier status still in doubt but a Jamie Breese double inspired the hosts to a crucial three points to cement survival.
The former Newtown forward broke the deadlock after just five minutes as the Victoria Avenue faithful scented an Easter to remember.
Luke Evans saves a penalty for Llanidloes Town. Picture by Jonathan Davies.
Haci Ozlu's missed penalty just before the half hour mark was further punished when Breese linked with Connor Bird to double his tally moments later.
Bird fired the Daffodils into dreamland to further extend their lead in the opening seconds of the second-half.
Mold were stirred into action and reduced the arrears through Joe Ormrod before the hour.
Jamie Breese celebrates for Llanidloes Town. Picture by Jonathan Davies.
However Llanidloes were not to be denied and despite Sion McHugh's injury time strike the home side held firm to celebrate their survival for another year.
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Penrhyncoch's fate was sealed with a 2-0 home defeat against Colwyn Bay who sealed the title and promotion at Cae Baker.Craig Lindfield's 16th
minute strike separated the sides for much of the game before the Seagulls settled the outcome with a late penalty from Matthew Hill.
Guilsfield's strong end to the campaign continued with a 2-0 win at home to Chirk AAA whose relegation battle deepened upon defeat.
Iwan Matthews' 19th minute strike saw the Guils lead at the break before an own goal from visiting goalkeeper Jonathan Richards early in the second-half ensured the Guils remained in pole position for a top four finish.
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