
AFC RHOOSE strengthened their position at the summit of the Premier Division with a 2–1 victory over Cadoxton Imps. Zac Grinter scored both goals as Rhoose moved four points clear at the top and maintained their unbeaten league record.
Cwm Talwg also continued their unbeaten start with a convincing 6–1 win against Vale Madrid. Ellis Howe struck twice as Cwm Talwg recorded another impressive result.
Rhoose Social snatched all three points against Peterston Vale in dramatic fashion, with Geraint Jones scoring a last-gasp winner in the 95th minute to secure a 2–1 victory.
Island Marine rounded off the Premier Division action with a stunning 6–0 triumph over St Athan. Liam Mallam scored twice as Marine claimed a commanding win.
Cardiff Airport Reserves maintained their 100 per cent record at the top of the Championship with a 4–1 away victory over Sparta Park. Darren Townsend scored twice as Airport made it six wins from six, while Sparta dropped to third place.
Sully Sports Development moved into second after fighting back from two goals down to beat Llantwit Major Thirds 5–2. Ryan Shallis led the comeback with a hat-trick.
Dinas Powys Reserves climbed to fourth following a 3–0 win over Porthkerry Panthers. Owen Davies, Josh Morteo and Harley Burgoyne were all on target.
St Athan Reserves recorded their first win of the campaign with an emphatic 5–1 victory away to AFC Rhoose Development. Cam West was the star of the show, scoring a hat-trick.
Barry Athletic Reserves claimed a notable 5–3 away win against Cogan Coronation Reserves, with Tom Halliday scoring twice.
There was little to separate Island Marine Reserves and Vale United Reserves, who shared the points in a 2–2 draw at Maslin Park. David Hendy grabbed a late equaliser for Vale to ensure his side came away with a point.
Cardiff Airport Vets continued their perfect start to the season with a remarkable 7–1 demolition of VoG Rovers. Josh Bell scored six goals in a sensational individual performance as Airport moved to the top of League One
FC Barry remained in second place after an 8–0 victory over Rhoose Social Reserves. Tyler Jenkinson helped himself to a hat-trick in a dominant display.
Cowbridge continued their 100 per cent record with a 4–0 win away to Island Marine Development. Joe Watts scored a hat-trick as Cowbridge moved into third, having played a game fewer than the two sides above them.
Ely Rangers Reserves Wenvoe picked up an impressive away victory, beating King Billy 4–2. Scott Griffin scored twice to help secure the points.
Tadross continued their excellent run with a 7–1 win over Cadoxton Imps Seconds. Dan Morgan and Shaun Jachontow both scored twice as Tadross recorded their fourth consecutive league victory.
Holton Road completed the day’s action with an emphatic 8–0 victory over St Athan Thirds. Tyler Donnelly claimed a hat-trick as Holton Road enjoyed a dominant afternoon.
By Hywel Dark
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