BOW STREET’s hopes of achieving a top three finish in the Spar Mid Wales League division one ended with a 4-3 defeat at champions Llanrhaeadr last weekend.

The Magpies had fought back well from being three goals down at the interval to equalise at 3-3, with goals by Ifan Burrell, Stefano Antoniazzi and Garmon Nutting.

Llanrhaeadr had taken charge with first half goals from Tom Evans, Barry Bando and Khyam Wyton, but it needed a late winner from Chris Aitken to secure victory with just two minutes left.

Bow Street completed their league campaign with a 2-0 defeat at Llandrindod Wells on Monday evening, with Shaun Nicholls and Ashley Jones scoring, but all attention has now shifted the Magpies' League Cup final against Welshpool at Carno on Saturday (ko 5pm).

Aberaeron’s hopes of a top five finish were dented in a 1-1 draw with Carno, but they will hope to end their campaign on a positive note against Churchstoke at Park Avenue tonight (Wednesday).

Mattie Davies netted for Aberaeron, but Andy Evans scored for the sixth-placed visitors, and a strong defensive performance denied the hosts all three points.

Relegated Borth United signed off a tough season with a 5-0 defeat to Radnor Valley a sunny Uppingham Fields on Thursday.

Geraint Lloyd opened scoring after just two minutes with a cool finish, and he added his second goal with a low shot 25 minutes.

Within three minutes of the second half, Dewi Allen scored with a low shot, before further goals from Steve Morgan, with a superb lob over the keeper, and Elliot Morris from close range sealed it.

Two days earlier, Radnor won 2-0 at Churchstoke, with goals by Llew Morris and Liam Jones.

Kerry ended their season with four wins in a row, as they beat Knighton 2-0 at Dolforgan Park.

Tom Jones put the Lambs 1-0 up at half-time and Max Mclaughlin added a second in the second half.

On Monday, goals from Daryl Mcwatt, Max Mclaughlin, Luke Mumford and James Price, with a beauty into the top corner, had sealed a 4-2 win at Llandrindod.

Llansantffraid Village booked their place in the ER Jenkins Division Two Cup Final as goals from Bryn Jones, Jake Harris and Nathan Prodger, with a brace, sealed a 4-2 extra time win over Abermule.

A depleted Mule were down to 10 men for 40 minutes due to injury, but scored through Charlie Humphreys and Dave Anthony.

Llansantffraid will face Montgomery, who were 4-1 winners in their semi-final at Hay St Marys. That final kicks of at Carno on Saturday at 2pm.