St. Clears manager Craig Weston was full of praise for his team after their impressive victory away at the Racecourse against Merlins Bridge.

Given the Saints' form of late, few would have given them a chance of overcoming the Wizards, especially with home advantage, yet they produced one of their finest performances of the season to win 2-1.

Goals by Gareth Griffiths and Sean Seymour Davies wrapped up the win, but they had to endure a late onslaught by the hosts which resulted in man-of-the-match Tom Howells producing a dramatic save in the final seconds to deny the home team a share of the spoils.

Weston said every one of them was outstanding.

"Every player gave 100 per cent and the whole team was outstanding. Both teams had to deal with high winds and both teams had numerous chances, especially in the second half, but we stood firm to bring home the points."

Scott Richards proved to be Angle's hero as his late winner gave his side an unlikely win at in-form Herbrandston.

The home team went ahead before Gareth Richards equalised just before half time and the game looked to be heading for a draw until Scott nipped in for the last-gasp winner, giving the visitors their fourth win of the season.

A loss at Neyland resulted in Pennar Robins slipping down the table after the home side won 3-1. In a disappointing afternoon for the visitors, the only highlight was Phil Thompson's penalty, which proved to be a consolation after the home side had scored their three.

There was no game for Narberth firsts, but their seconds had a good victory at Pennar Robins, winning 3-1, with Michael Murray scoring for the home team

No games either for Tenby, Pendine or Kilgetty and St. Clears' seconds were also without a fixture.

Second division leaders Carew won their 13th game of the season after a 1-0 victory at home over Fishguard Sports.

James Hinchliffe proved to be the difference between the sides after his goal secured the points.

Meanwhile, Hundleton had a day to forget after going down 6-2 at home to St. Ishmaels.

In stark contrast to their first team, Carew seconds are second from bottom and they played host to second from top Lawrenny. True to form, victory went the way of the visitors after a 3-2 win, while at Cosheston, the Cougars drew 1-1 with Broad Haven after Wayne Boswell scored for the hosts.

Top-of-the-table Lamphey were held to their fourth draw of the season as 11th placed Camrose pushed them all the way thanks to Gavin Thomas's hat-trick.

The game finished 3-3 as Nico Morrison, Josh Dearsley and Daniel Powers all scored for the home team.

Narberth thirds had a tough day at the office against Llangwm seconds who, despite only having 10 men, gave the away side a tough afternoon, especially in defence, where they caused the Bluebirds numerous problems.

They finally overcame the challenge through goals by Carl Jones and Andrew Thomas, with manager John Jolly describing their performance as 'pretty poor'.

"We didn't play the best to be honest," said Jolly. "It was nice to get the win as they made life difficult for us, but we overcame them in the end."

Pembroke Boro went down 2-0 at home to Prendergast Villa seconds, while goals from Matthew Webb, Jason Bridges and Jonathan Harris ensured Saundersfoot Sports' seconds won 3-1 at home to Pennar Robins' thirds

There was heartbreak for Hundleton seconds away at Broad Haven seconds in the first round of the fifth division cup after they lost 4-1 after extra-time.

Better news for Angle seconds after they made it through to the third round of the cup following a 1-0 win over Solva seconds.

It was a goal-fest at St. Florence as the home side progressed thanks to a 5-3 win over Lawrenny seconds. James Buckle scored once for the visitors and Sam Mills twice, but goals by Robert Goldsworthy and two apiece from Charles Patching and Colin Batley secured the win for the homesters.

In league action, Carew thirds lost 3-0 at Haverfordwest Cricket Club seconds and Pembroke Boro seconds lost 3-1 at Letterston seconds, with Robert Walkey scoring for the away team.

Finally, a goal by Craig Nelson ensured Kilgetty seconds had a draw at Camrose seconds, the result being their third tied game of the season.