TYWYN/BRYNCRUG were left to rue letting a two-goal lead slip as they were pegged back to a 2-2 draw at home to Radnor Valley in the Spar Mid Wales League division one last weekend.

Goals from Tom Allen Davies and Aled Jones had put the Meirionnydd men on track for victory, only for the determined visitors to hit back with goals from Tom Lewis and Joe Price.

Bow Street followed up their midweek victory over Tywyn/Bryncrug with an even more emphatic 4-0 victory against Llandrindod Wells.

Andrew Gittins opened the scoring from close range, and Tom Williams doubled the lead with an excellent individual goal before half-time.

The hosts dominated the second half, with the third goal being an outstanding long range effort from Llion Jenkins, before Gittins got his second goal for Bow Street just before the end.

Aberaeron meanwhile made the perfect response to their midweek defeat at Machynlleth as they registered a 2-0 win at Montgomery.

First half goals from Mattie Davies and Gareth Severs were reward for a much-improved performance, to make it two wins from three.

Rhayader Town meanwhile made it three wins from three as they beat Llanrhaeadr 2-0, to end the visitors’ own 100 per cent record.

Matty Lewis opened the scoring for the Red Kites, who were relegated from the Cymru Alliance last season, and in the second half Dane Griffiths fired the winner from a tight angle.

To add to Llanrhaeadr’s woe, Iwan Matthew had missed from the penalty spot, as they slipped to their first defeat of the new season.

Two goals from summer signing Matt Mumford and a Will Gittins goal capped a fantastic display from Berriew on Friday night, in a 2-0 win at last season’s runners-up, Knighton.

Llanidloes Town twice hit back to draw 2-2 at home to Hay St Mary’s in their opening game.

Having trailed to goals by Matthew Tong and Steve Morgan, they rallied after the break to earn parity through Alex Jones and Rhys Evans.

Carno collected all three points as they beat a stubborn Welshpool Town side 1-0 at Ty Brith, with Peter Rees getting the all-important goal.

• In division two Borth United shared the spoils in a 3-3 draw at Llansantffraid, where first half goals from Liam Lewis, Ben Jones and a late equaliser from Josh Ferreira earned the visitors a battling point.

Four goals from Stuart Buckley-Robins secured Abermule a 6-0 win over Penybont, with Tony Meredith and Drew Cook also scoring.

A David Thomas goal, followed by a Josh Price hat-trick meanwhile earned Builth Wells a 3-1 win away at Presteigne, whose manager Mark Weiland resigned with immediate effect. Josh Gardner replied for Presteigne.

Churchstoke registered a 3-2 win at Newbridge, courtesy of two goals from Joe Haycock and a late headed winner from Jay Bishop. Matt Aubrey and Kejan Foryszewski netted the replies.

Dolgellau had led by two clear goals at Kerry through Dennis Bates and a David Edwards penalty, but the hosts hit back with two goals in the last 10 minutes through Sam Swinbourne and Daryl McWatt to secure a 2-2 draw.