Narberth were held to their fifth draw of the season on Saturday as Neyland came to town only for the game to finish 0-0.

On a heavy Jesse Road pitch, playing expansive football was difficult, yet this is a result that would have disappointed the home faithful as they are placed higher in the league than the Nomads having played five fewer games, suggesting they are the better side on form this year.

The town's second team drew, too, as they forced a 3-3 draw at Haverfordwest Cricket Club.

The result keeps the Bluebirds in third place in division three, still some way off the front runners of Johnston seconds and Fishguard Sports, and with only six games to play, it looks like another season in the same division awaits them next year.

Ryan Williams, Callum O'Connell and Ben Hughes were the men to score for the club.

Saundersfoot Sports entertained champions-elect Hakin United and the Vikings showed just why they are tipped for the title as they secured a 3-1 win.

The home side certainly made life difficult for the visitors and Danny Caine in particular was a thorn in their side and it was no surprise to see him score, but despite giving their all, the points went back to the Obs.

Tenby, meanwhile, seem to be hitting their straps, as they felt no ill effects of the long journey to St. Ishmaels by winning 7-1.

Billy Vaughan was the undoubted man-of-the-match as he slammed in four past the hapless homesters, while Sam Christopher scored a brace to complement Callum Proctor's goal earlier in the day.

The result was the Seasiders' fourth win of the season.

Kilgetty managed to play at home and they also drew as they were held 1-1 by Goodwick United's second team. Jake Proctor scored for the home club in the muddy conditions.

Carew have had their troubles this year, but they are slowly picking up the pieces and demonstrated this by holding Herbrandston to a 1-1 draw at home as the classy James Hinchliffe scored their only goal.

St. Clears were without a game this weekend, while Pendine fell foul of the weather once more.

Manorbier United played host to Merlins Bridge's seconds and defeated the Wizards 3-2 thanks to goals by Phil McWeeney, Dave Blackwell and Joey McKeown.

Lawrenny left it late to secure a passage into the next round of the division five cup as they beat Camrose in extra-time.

The scores were locked at 2-2 after 90 minutes, but come the end of the game the home side ran out 5-2 victors, with ran being the operative word given their extra fitness.

Ben Jones scored twice for the winners, while Lance Osborne, Jon Beff and Cody Clews also found the back of the net.

Manorbier United's second string made it into the semi-finals after defeating Pembroke Boro by the same margin, although this was achieved in normal time as opposed to playing an extra 30 minutes.

Andrew Joseph finished with a brace in his team's 5-2 win, with Mike Brown and Michael Latchford also scoring goals.

Kilgetty seconds were also without a game, although St. Clears seconds played as they entertained Letterston in the league.

It proved to be an excellent weekend for them as they defeated their tricky opponents 5-1 with Ricky Hicks and Simon Bancroft finishing with a brace apiece, while Lloyd Evans grabbed the other.