THE MMP Central Wales League North title is within sight for Kerry after the runaway leaders ran out 5-0 winners at home to Trewern United on Saturday.
Richard Davies and Finley Bellamore shared the limelight with each netting twice while Glyn Coney completed the scoring.
Montgomery Town maintained their own pursuit with a 4-1 win at home to Tywyn Bryncrug with goals from Lee Jones, Harry Evans, Tom Evans and Jack Williams cancelling Joe Soar's reply.
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Abermule battled to a 3-2 win at home to Bishop's Castle who led through George Mellor's double before goals from Adam Putson, Nathan Hughes and Greg Pryce completed the home side's comeback.
George Davies struck twice as Berriew eased to a 4-0 win at Carno with Dylan Tilsley and Tom Newbold goals completing the scoring.
Forden United eased to a 6-0 win at home to Llanfyllin Town with Jake O'Donnell and Ryan Jenkins each netting twice while Harvey Gill and Alistair Williams goals completed the scoring.
Waterloo Rovers came out on top in a 2-1 win at Four Crosses having led with goals from Owain Richards and Luke Evans before the hosts reduced the arrears through Will Howard.
Harvey Matthews struck twice as Llanilar prevailed 5-1 winners at home to Penybont United in the southern league.
Ryan Edwards, Ioan Jones and Ryan Hopkins goals completed the scoring while the visitors replied through Owain Rowlands.
Penparcau celebrated a 3-1 win at Tregaron Turfs with goals from Aaron Davies, Anthony Evans and Mattie Davies cancelling a reply from Dylan Davies.
Machynlleth proved too strong for Knighton Town with Callum Page and Dillon Browne doubles and a Johan Auf Den Kamp strike completing a 5-0 victory at Cae Glas.
Rhayader Town battled to a 3-2 win over 10 man Presteigne St Andrews on Friday night.
Kai Evans, Jacob Jones and Warren McFadden struck for the Red Kites with Gareth Bull and Andrew White reducing the arrears while the Saints also saw Jack Davies dismissed.
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