NEFYN United played a significant role in the Gwynedd League’s title battle when they held leaders Bodedern Athletic to a 2-2 draw at Cae’r Delyn.

After a goal-less first half, Mathew Jones scored for the Anglesey side on 53 minutes and Shane Boylan got their second goal on 65.

Gwyndaf Parry’s hosts provided a rousing reaction that yielded replies from Iwan Jones-Roberts on 60 and Daniel Roberts on 70.

Bontnewydd took advantage of Bodedern’s slip by leapfrogging to the top with a 4-3 success at Waunfawr.

Rhys Roberts netted after 16 minutes, Daniel Evans after 25, Aled Steel after 65 and Evans again with the vital last-gasp winner on 90.

Waun had drawn first blood through Ioan Gwynedd after two minutes and Sion Roberts bagged a brace of goals on 22 and 30 to steer them 3-2 ahead at the break.

Harlech Town went down 2-1 at Bro Goronwy, despite Ryan Jones’s reply on 65 minutes. The Moelfre hosts led 1-0 at half-time through Robert Tiesteel’s goal on 25 minutes, and Callum Thomas doubled the tally on 25.

Aberffraw rushed three goals in eight minutes to win 3-0 at Beaumaris Town, with Ieuan Lloyd scoring after 75 minutes, Mattie Reynolds after 79 from a penalty and Liam Owen on 83.

Llanystumdwy’s visit to Menai Bridge Tigers in the league was postponed, because of a frozen pitch.

Blaenau Ffestiniog Amateurs Reserves had a rare win in their Bob Owen Memorial Shield round two tie against Bethesda Athletic, to progress to the semi-finals.

Their 5-2 win at Cae Clyd was achieved with strikes by Kieran Ellis, with a brace, Irfon Elfyn, Jack Diamond and Rhys Williams. Gethin Williams scored the two replies for the visiting team.