Connah's Quay end Penybont's run as TNS hit nine

Penybont's unbeaten start to the season was ended as Connah's Quay Nomads struck late to replace them in second spot.

Substiute Hussein Mehasseb scored from close range with two minutes remaining after Harry Franklin saw his effort denied.

The New Saints extended their lead at the top of the table as they maintained their unbeaten start with the biggest win of the season.

Josh Lock set Saints on their way after six minutes with his sixth goal of the season.

Goals from Brad Young, Rhys Hughes and Rory Holden in a devastating four-minute spell extended the home side's lead.

Hughes scored his second to make it 5-0 with only 22 minutes gone at Park Hall.

Young and Holden scored their second goals in the second half, with substitute Isaac Jefferies netting the eighth.

Cambrian's miserable afternoon was compounded when Josh Allen, only minutes after coming on a substitute, was sent-off.

Jordan Williams completed the scoring with two minutes remaining.

Haverfordwest County 0-1 Flint Town United

Flint's revival under new manager Danny Holmes continued as they secured a late 1-0 win at Haverfordwest.

Joe Malkin's header took a deflection off Kyle McCarthy with a minute remaining to give Flint a second successive win since Holmes succeded Lee Fowler.

Flint are 13th in the table, a spot below Haverfordwest who had Corey Shephard sent-off for a late challenge and have now lost three successive games.

Trefelin remain without a win after victory for Airbus which sees them eighth in the table.

The home side were ahead inside the opening 10 minutes as George Peers swept the ball home in a crowded penalty area.

Kaiden Cooke doubled the lead after 19 minutes as he ran from his own half before slotting past keeper Scott Coughlin.

Peers scored a second goal in the second half to take his season's tally to eight and seal the win for Mark Allen's side.

Florian Yonsian's fine left-foot strike gave winless Holywell the perfect start inside the opening two minutes at Ammanford.

But the hosts levelled seven minutes before the interval with an equally impressive effort.

Jonathan Evans struck a sweet volley from outside the area to make the score 1-1.

Matthew Fisher put Ammanford ahead a minute after the break and defeat for Holywell sees them remain bottom of the table.

Tom Walters' penalty in first-half stoppage time proved to be Briton Ferry's winning goal of the game at Old Road.

They secured victory despite having Ricky-Lee Owen sent-off early in the second half for a challenge on Jack Kenny.

Bay, who had won their previous four games, could not find a way back despite their best efforts

Barry moved above Caernarfon into fourth spot after a narrow win at The Oval.

The visitors took the lead after 10 minutes when Jack Shaw squared the ball to Noah Daley, who unleashed an unstoppable shot from six yards.

Owen Cuddihy was sent-off after receiving a second yellow card in the second half but Barry held on for a notable away win.

Joel Edwards' second-half goal gave Cardiff Met a 1-0 win at Llandudno - Met's second successive win inside a week.

Ryan Jenkins' men are seventh while Llandudno are 10th and without a win in their last five league games.