By Thomas White
January 26 2009

The big 3 gain emphatic wins while theres away wins for Bangor, Carmarthen, Rhyl, Airbus UK, Port Talbot and finally the goaless stalemate at the Knoll between strugglers Neath Athletic and Caersws

In the early game strugglers Caernarfon remain bottom of the league and favourites for the drop thanks to a 5-0 defeat at the Oval against The New Saints John Mckenna x2, John Leah, Matthew Berkley and Scott Ruscoe the scorers for the visitors.

Just two weeks after the league encounter Aber Town must be sick of Chris Sharp after he opened the scoring on 29 minutes, Glyndwyr Hughes equalised just before half term having just recently come back in the first team after another long lay out but it was Bangor who had the last laugh with Michael Walsh scoring on 48 minutes to win 2-1. James Brewerton was dismissed for the visitors while Gareth Hughes and Christian Edwards were dismissed for the home side.

Carmarthen go 3 points clear in 4th place after 3-1 away win at the Deeside Stadium over GAP Connahs Quay. Nicky Palmer and Craig Hughes opened up the scoring for the Old Gold. Liam Loughlin pulled a goal back but Tim Hicks sealed the points on 82 mins.

Rhyl remain level with Llanelli at the top of the table after their long trek down South payed off after crusing to a 3-0 lead European hopefuls Haverfordwest County, former Player/manager of Airbus Gareth Owen,  ex wrexham striker Neil Roberts n former TNS star Luke Holden got the goals but Jack Christopher pulled a goal back late on from the spot. FT 3-1

After a superb 3-0 win against Aberystwyth in midweek Llanelli continue to give Rhyl a run for their money running out easy 4-1 winners against Welshpool. Stuart Jones opened the scoring followed by goals from Chris Holloway and Wyn Thomas. Technogroop Welshpool hoped to get back in the game Gareth Wilson scored on the 50th min mark but Jason Bowen added some gloss for the home side 1 min from time.

Porthmadog screwed up at the Traeth where the visitors were  Airbus UK Broughton - Lethal goal scorer Mark Lloyd Williams put them in to a 2-0 lead before Ashley Williams scored for the wingmakers. JIWS got his hattrick on 63 mins which looked to have killed the game but Ports defensive frailities showed when Giovanni Feliciello and then Phil Molyneux scored to level with the latter gaining his 2nd and to win the match on 85 mins ft Port 3-4 Airbus UK.

246 saw the stalemate at the Knoll between Neath and Caersws home keeper Wun Walters made a key save.

Prestatyn's unbeaten home record went down to a bang after losing 3-0 to Mark Jones Port Talbot at Bastian Road . Mathew Reese and key striker Martin Rose scored twice