BORTH United climbed to the top of the Spar Mid Wales League division two with a superb 4-0 win over previous leaders Builth Wells at Uppingham Fields.

The high-flying Crows are level on points with joint leaders Kerry at the top, and they still have two games in hand.

Ben Jones’ superb strike from 25 yards opened the scoring on 10 minutes, and further pressure saw Ryan Davies provide a pin-point cross from the right for Liam Lewis to double Borth’s lead.

A lobbed effort from Lewis also just missed the post in a dominant first half, and Borth extended their lead after the interval when Ryan Davies’ long range strike hit the crossbar and Gareth Kelsall-Hughes volleyed the ball home.

In the closing minutes substitute Mike Straw was upended in the penalty area and Ryan Davies scored the spot kick to give Borth their first-ever league win against their opponents.

Aberystwyth University grabbed their first win of the season with a 2-1 success at Dyffryn Banw on Sunday.

The students had just one point to show from their previous five outings, but the result lifted them off the foot of the table, and with games in hand on all the teams above them.

A header in each half by Alistair Palmer, both from corners, sealed the win, with Banw having levelled before the break via Geraint Roberts.

Aberystwyth University had lost out 2-1 the day before to Abermule, with top scorer Shaun Roberts replying from the penalty spot, after the visitors had taken a two-goal lead.

The prolific David Anthony scored both goals for Mule, who had seen Steff Rowlands shown a red card.

The students had also lost 4-0 at Llansantffraid earlier in the week, with their cause not helped after picking up a red card after five minutes.

Nathan Prodger, Tom Gale and a Matthew Davies brace sealed the win.

Dominic Thomas continued his goal-scoring form as netted a well-taken hat-trick to secure Dolgellau a thrilling 6-5 win over Newbridge.Dominic Thomas continued his scoring form as he netted a well-taken hat-trick to secure Dolgellau a thrilling 6-5 win over Newbridge.Dolgellau had gone 2-0 up through an Aled Jones own goal and Thomas, who ran through to slot home his first goal past goalkeeper Fin McKane. Newbridge, however, battled back well to level matters before the inrough through an Aeron Powell penalty, following a foul by Tom Evans, and Alfie Stonefield, after Lyndon Jones had headed a corner goalwards.Thomas, went on to complete his treble in the second half, with David Edwards also scoring, but Bridge battled to the end and they hit back with further goals from Ryan Lawrence, Ashley Beach and Adriano Girolami.Kerry meanwhile remain joint top of the table after they registered a solid 3-0 win over Presteigne, courtesy of a double from top scorer Luke Mumford and a Mark Hughes goal.

Churchstoke secured their third win in a row with a 3-1 win at Llansantffraid, who replied through Toby Thomas. Three superb individual goals, two from Josh Mcglynn and Joe Haycock, followed by a late goal by Omer Bozdag, dribbling from inside his own half, sealed the win.

Penybont meanwhile were left to rue missed chances as they were held to a goalless draw by Four Crosses.