GEOFF Kellaway struck twice before seeing red as Penrhyncoch battled to a 3-0 win at home to Penrhiwceiber Rangers to book their place in the quarter-finals of the Dragon Designs Welsh Trophy on Saturday.
Kellaway's 28th minute strike separated the sides at the interval before Daniel Owen doubled the lead early in the second-half.
Kellaway completed his double with 25 minutes remaining before receiving his marching orders while the Ardal South West League side also ended with 10 men following the dismissal of Jarrad Welch.
Llanrhaeadr's trophy dreams ended with a 1-0 defeat at home to Holyhead Hotspur with Deian Parry coming off the bench to net the only goal of the game with three minutes remaining.
Guilsfield were made to toil before celebrating a 2-1 win at home to Ruthin Town in JD Cymru North.
Iwan Matthews broke the deadlock for the hosts just before the break with Ruthin levelling shortly after the interval through Tom Dyer before Callum Bromley fired the villagers to a late victory.
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Brecon Corries celebrated a welcome three points while also denting Risca United's Ardal South East League title bid with a 4-2 win at Rich Field.
The sides were inseparable at the break with Craig Evans' 32nd minute opener cancelled out by Risca's Oliver Berry.
Both sides were reduced to 10 men at the start of the second-half with Jack Bain dismissed for the hosts and Corey Evans for the Gwent side.
Dale Evans restored Corries' lead with Risca briefly levelling with Dan Battle's penalty only for goals from Joel Evans and Nyle Slade to complete the home side's victory.
Ten man Llansantffraid suffered a second Ardal North East Leagie defeat at the hands of Cefn Albion in as many weeks with the Saints falling to a 3-0 reverse on the road,
Goals from Josh Astley, Leighton Kendrick and Jordan Williams settled the outcome for the Brickfield hosts while Sean Griffiths saw red for the Saints.
Welshpool Town's nightmare campaign continued with an 8-0 defeat at Llangollen Town with doubles from William Cooke and Jake Hayward inspiring the hosts while Callum Roberts, Joshua Pilgrim, Jack Hanley and James Samuels completed the rout.
Trewern United celebrated a battling 2-1 win at Barmouth United in MMP Central Wales League North on Saturday.
Jamie Dockerty fired the Tigers into an early lead before the hosts replied through Peter Young with Trewern securing glory after the break courtesy of a Luke Francis strike.
Forden United proved too strong for 10 man Carno with doubles from Jake O'Donnell and Harvey Gill as well as a strike from Alistair Williams completing a 5-0 win with Tyler McCarthy dismissed for the Greens.
Berriew completed a comeback to prevail 3-2 winners at Meifod who twice led through goals from Alun Hughes with replies from Norton Collins and Spencer Roberts before Dewi Hughes fired Berriew's winner.
Ten man Four Crosses battled to a 3-1 win at Tywyn Bryncrug despite the dismissal of Tom Kilvert with two goals from Tom Evans and a Ben Simms strike cancelling a reply from Aled Jones.
Penparcau eased to a 3-0 win at home to Llanilar in the group stages of the ER Jenkins Trophy with Gytis Pivnickas, Andy Gittins and an own goal from Matthew Shaw completing the scoring.
James Graham starred with two goals as Talybont prevailed 4-2 winners at home to Padarn United in the only Cambrian Tyres Aberystwyth League fixture to survive the weather.
Clint Middleton and Harry Whalley goals completed the home side's tally while Tegid Owen netted twice in reply.
Adam Gough struck twice for the Welshpool side while Nick Bowen saw red for the Shropshire visitors.
Llanfechain closed on leaders Llangedwyn with a 2-1 win at Abermule Reserves with goals from Joshua Hodgetts and Abba Salahi cancelling a reply from Conor Buckley.
Luke Evans struck twice as Kerry Reserves prevailed 5-1 winners at Llanfair United Reserves with Rob Harvey, Ryan Jervis and Dan Hughes completing the scoring while Ryan McVeagh replied for the hosts.
Reuben Coslett-Hughes starred with a hat-trick as Four Crosses Reserves celebrated a 3-1 win at home to Berriew Reserves who replied through Tom Kirkham.
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