Bala's charge held up by late equaliser; CYMRU ALLIANCE.

LLandyrnog United 1

Bala Town 1

BALA remain on track for runners-up spot and a possible Welsh Premier League ticket if Prestatyn Town's floodlight plans go awry.

Llandyrnog were looking for a double after their 1-0 away win, but Bala went in front after a blank first half through Mark Griffiths after home keeper Neil Hughes had twice denied them with fine saves.

After Craig Wilkinson had hit a post, Llandyrnog levelled with two minutes remaining when Adam Lloyd helped the ball on and Danny Roberts picked out Rhys Llwyd, whose strike dashed Bala's victory hopes.

Buckley Town 3

Llandudno Town 0

LLANDUDNO'S promotion push suffered another setback as one-time strugglers Buckley turned on the style.

Alan Dawson put the Globe Way men on course for the spoils in their last home outing of the season with his 14th goal of the season.

A second arrived before the break when Matt Phillips pounced following a defensive slip. He doubled his tally on the hour before being denied a hat-trick by the upright.

Guilsfield 1

Mynydd Isa 0

A THIRD home win in the space of seven days saw Guilsfield maintain their revival.

Tim Nunnerley continued his form with the only goal of the game seven minutes before the interval, benefiting from good approach work from Nathan Leonard before cutting in and firing home.

There was little between the sides for most part, the visitors had a couple of openings but the Guils defence held firm.

Ruthin Town 1

GAP Queens Park 4

CHRIS COURTNEY bagged a hat-trick and had a hand in the other goal as GAP got back on track in the league.

The visitors had to come from behind after Matty Davies had volleyed Ruthin ahead.

But former Welshpool and Newtown man Courtney turned the game with his treble on 40, 55 and 88 minutes and set up Kevin Breeze (58) to add another to his growing tally.

Llanfairpwll 3

Flint Town United 2

LLANFAIRPWLL'S effort to shield injured goalkeeper Ben Heald, who twisted an ankle during the warm-up, succeeded for so long - until Flint's Phil Lloyd executed a glorious winning lob on 85 minutes.

Flint led early in the game through Andy Renshaw and John Hill, but Jason Harvey found the net twice to level the game, converting a cross from the left and firing in a free kick.

But Lloyd had the last laugh with his late winner.

Penrhyncoch 0

Prestatyn Town 2

CHAMPIONS Prestatyn moved 18 points clear at the top of the table, but needed two late goals to put paid to their hosts.

There was little between the sides in a scrappy affair before the high-flying visitors went ahead with an effort from Mike Parker in the 77th minute following a scramble.

Steve Bowes then made the points safe two minutes later when volleying home.