For a team needing points to survive the drop into division two, St. Clears could have done without a trip to high-flying Goodwick United, especially as the teams are poles apart in the league.

Prior to the game, St. Clears were propping up the division and Goodwick were leading it and that’s how it stood after the game as the Phoneix Park outfit won 1-0.

The result may not have done the visitors any favours, but their performance would have as it was improved on previous weeks and with 10 games left, more performances like this could help them survive another season in the top flight.

Narberth were away from home, too, and they also lost as a trip to Neyland gave them nothing except a 3-0 defeat.

Angle had home advantage against Hakin, but it didn’t help as they went down 6-2. Luke Wickland and Ben Adams both scored for the hosts, yet the Vikings proved too hot to handle on the day.

After last weekend’s win over Tenby, Carew would have had high hopes of repeating the result against Pennar Robins, but the trip to Bush Camp didn’t go to plan as the hosts ran out winners.

Victory for Carew would have done their survival hopes no harm, but defeat hasn’t helped, although they are still out of the danger zone at present.

Craig Asparassa and Patrick McDonagh scored for the Robins.

Tenby, meanwhile, made amends for that shock loss to Carew by beating Merlins Bridge 4-2 at home.

Jordan Richards, Scott Ferney, Jack Christopher and Jerome Mansbridge all scored for the hosts in a welcome and confidence-boosting win.

In division two, Saundersfoot Sports drew 3-3 at Milford Athletic, while leaders Lamphey proved once again why they are a shoe-in for promotion after racking up a 6-1 win at Prendergast Villa.

Sam Southcott scored four for the Stags, with Josh Dearsley and William Davis netting the others.

Rhodri Davies grabbed a hat-trick for Hundleton in their 3-1 win away at Solva, while a brace by Joseph Kidney and one by Owen James was enough for Lawrenny to earn three points at St. Ishmaels.

Kilgetty had home advantage against Clarbeston Road seconds and it helped them no end as they ran out 3-1 winners.

Josh Bevan led the way with a brace of goals, while Jordan Gorman slotted in the other.

At Jesse Road, Narberth seconds played host to Manorbier United and could only manage a draw against the visitors, despite being well above them in the league.

Nicholas Jones and Jordan Howell both scored for the hosts, while Jacob Webster hit both for the away team.

Pennar Robins’ seconds beat Johnston seconds 3-2, while it was all-square between Cosheston Cougars and Saundersfoot Sports’ seconds as the game finished 0-0.

In division four, a goal by Tom Richards couldn’t prevent Narberth thirds from going down 4-1 at home against Pennar Robins, while goals by Ricky Hunt, Jack Haley and Julian Blewitt helped Pendine win 3-2 at home against Milford Athletic.

Marco Valentine finished the game with a hat-trick for the Robins, with Craig Butland netting the other

A win too for St. Clears’ seconds as they beat St. Florence 2-1 thanks to goals by Nathan Bowen and Andrew McCabe. Lewis Desforges scored for the visitors.

It was a sobering afternoon for Carew thirds as they lost 5-0 to Fishguard Sports’ seconds, but Angle seconds had more reason to smile after a 4-2 win at Letterston.

Nathan Ferrier and Jason Evans both scored twice for the visitors.

Goals from Mark Evans, Josh Sture and a brace by Phil John were enough for Pembroke Boro to win 4-0 at home against St. Ishmaels’ seconds, while Kilgetty seconds had a day to remember as they beat Camrose 5-0 thanks to goals from Christopher Morgan, Carl Worcester, Andrew Evans and a Josh Lewis brace.

Elsewhere in division five, goals from Jansen Parsley, Anthony Webb and Jake Campbell ensured Lamphey seconds continued with their promotion push following a 3-1 home win over West Dragons seconds.

Finally, a Henry Lawrence goal was enough to separate Tenby seconds against their counterparts from Lawrenny.