No matter which way you go by road, the round trip between St. Clears and Goodwick is about 70 miles and it feels a lot longer after a defeat. It's longer still if you lose 5-1.

That's what the Saints' players had to endure on Saturday after they went down by that margin at Phoenix Park.

Owain Evans scored the only goal for the visitors as they were thoroughly outplayed by the home side.

Narberth player manager Mathew Price says he's just as enthusiastic about playing football now as he was 20 years ago and no more so than when his team wins. That enthusiasm may have been tempered a little after he missed a penalty during the Bluebirds' 3-2 win over Saundersfoot Sports, yet he was able to get on the scoresheet alongside Tony Evans and Callum O'Connell to record a hard fought win over the basement battlers. Sam Coleman and Richard Cope were the goal scorers for the home side.

Angle travelled to Neyland and came away with a 3-0 defeat against the in-form Nomads, while Tenby returned to winning ways with a thrilling 4-3 victory against Merlins Bridge.

Despite having home advantage, the Seasiders just scraped a win against the Wizards thanks to goals by Curtis Hurlow, Daryl Mansbridge and a Joe Leahy brace.

The goals were shared around for Monkton during their 3-2 win at West Dragons, with Matthew Davies nipping in for the first and Daniel Scourfield and Craig George grabbing the others.

The win was even more impressive given the Swifts had to come from behind to win and also played the majority of the game with 10 men after Jamie Callan was sent for an early bath.

There's no stopping James Hinchliffe at the moment and there's no stopping Carew either. Hinchliffe raced in to slot home a goal for Carew during their 8-3 win at home over Goodwick United, with the others coming from Ashley Smith, Iwan Izzard, Haydn Shapcott and two apiece from Lloyd Hughes and Alex Bailey.

Hundleton were also on form as they notched up a 4-0 win against Milford Athletic.

Marcus Adie scored twice for the hosts, while Dylan Davies and Craig Manning grabbed the others.

Dafydd Bowen scored for Kilgetty in the second round of the third division cup, but that didn't help the Kingsmoor outfit go through to the next round after they lost 5-1 at Clarbeston Road.

Narberth seconds are through, however, after a Liam Phillips strike saw them overcome Cosheston Cougars at home.

There's no surprise to see Lamphey through to the next round after their 9-1 demolition of Milford United seconds.

Sharp shooting striker Anthony Webb finished the game with a hat-trick, while the other goals came from Daniel Kitts, Michael Davis, Rhys Griffiths, Ross Fortune, William Davis and Ben Phillips.

In league action, goals from Sam Harts, Jake Proctor and Kristopher Stone ensured Carew seconds beat Camrose 3-2, while Lawrenny and Pennar Robins' seconds drew 1-1 following goals from Sam Davies and Ben Steele.

In division four, St. Clears' seconds won 5-1 at home to St. Ishmaels' seconds with top notch striker Simon Bancroft back on target after a fallow few weeks, finishing the game with a hat-trick.

Neil Thomson was also on target for the home side as was Louis Snelling in the comfortable win.

Manorbier United narrowly lost out on securing their eighth win of the season after going down 4-3 at home to Herbrandston Seconds.

Jordan Richard scored first for the hosts, followed by goals from Jacob Webster and William Cowan, but it was better news for Saundersfoot Sports seconds after they won 4-2 at their counterparts from Milford Athletic seconds.

It was all-square between Pennar Robins' thirds and Prendergast Villa seconds after the game finished 2-2. Adam John and Jamie Groves scored for the Robins.

Finally, in division five, Narberth thirds recorded their fifth win of the campaign following a 5-3 away victory at Letterston seconds.

Dafydd Wright scored twice for the visitors, as did Karl Jones, while Jacob Layfield got the ball rolling with his solitary strike.

Jason Evans and Luke Wickland scored twice, while Jake Seaton scored once in Angle seconds' 5-1 win at home over Lawrenny, while Hundleton seconds lost 5-2 at Carew thirds after a brace by Lloyd Hughes and a hat-trick by Adam Muskett.

Meanwhile, Pembroke Boro seconds won 3-1 against Solva seconds after the goals were shared between Edgar and Jamie Wallace, with Jamie claiming a brace.