NEIL Mitchell held his nerve to net an injury time penalty as Caersws hit back to snatch a point at Airbus UK Broughton in JD Cymru North on Saturday.
The Bluebirds led through George Mitten's 10th minute strike before the Wingmakers levelled through George Peers six minutes later.
Callum Graybrook restored Caersws' lead before the break but two goals in three minutes from Bradley Knight and James Davies have the hosts the lead for the first time after the interval.
Caersws saved themselves a point deep into injury time with Mitchell slotting home from the penalty spot.
Bow Street and Llandrindod Wells shared the spoils in a 1-1 draw in the only Ardal North East League clash to survive the weather.
The hosts led early thanks to a third minute strike from Caio Carruthers with the Spamen levelling with 15 minutes remaining through Richie Powell while Street ended with 10 men following the late dismissal of Ben Davies.
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Hay St Mary's endured a torrid weekend with a 12-1 thrashing at the hands of Blaenavon Blues in the Ardal South East League on Saturday.
Chris Ham starred with a double hat-trick while Matthew Burns helped himself to a treble and further goals from Jude Bull, Jacob Bull and Kallem Berry ensured Greg Preece's strike was consolation.
Brecon Corries slumped to a 3-2 defeat at home to Aberbargoed Buds.
Chris Colvin struck twice and Joseph Ogugua also netted as the visitors raced ahead before Luke Roughley reduced the arrears before the break.
Rhys Williams saw red for the Buds in the second-half before Ogugua missed a penalty and Corey Evans netted a late spot kick for the hosts.
Montgomery Town ran out emphatic 14-0 winners at home to Barmouth United in MMP Central Wales League North on Saturday.
Tom Halliday starred with five goals while Tom Evans helped himself to a hat-trick with Charlie Kinsey also netting twice.
Further goals from Lee Jones, Alec Jones, Josh Evans and an own goal completed the drubbing.
Kerry continue to set the pace at the top of the table with Richard Davies netting twice and further goals from Barry Bellis and Luke Mumford completing a 4-1 win at Llanfyllin Town who replied through William Davies.
A solitary strike from Zakh Ward earned Meifod a 1-0 win at 10 man Four Crosses who saw Ben Simms dismissed late on.
Aberystwyth University prevailed 2-0 winners at Aberaeron in the southern league courtesy of goals from Vincent Orford and Cameron Hendren.
Corris United prevailed 2-0 winners at Tregaron Turfs Reserves in the only Cambrian Tyres Aberystwyth League clash to survive the weekend weather.
Goals from Dafydd Jones and Dion Kohler sealed the Quarrymen the spoils.
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