Felindre stormed into a 4-0 half-time lead, with Tom Griffiths opening the scoring after 22 minutes before Ricky Davies struck five minutes later.

George Morgan scored his first goal of the season on 35 minutes, with Lyndon Bevan extending the advantage before the break.

Davies added his second 10 minutes into the second half before Sam Bevan completed the scoring on the hour.

Action from Dyffryn Banw's clash at Forden United Reserves. (Image: Ian Francis.)

AFC Morda United began life under new manager and former TNS player Greg Draper with a 2-1 home defeat against Llanfair United Reserves.

Ben Jones gave Llanfair the lead after nine minutes before Rhys Edwards doubled their advantage in first-half injury time.

Morda substitute Jay Davies pulled one back in the 79th minute to set up a tense finish, but Llanfair held on to secure all three points.

Action from Dyffryn Banw's clash at Forden United Reserves. (Image: Ian Francis.)

Berriew Development also collected three points on the road with a narrow 2-1 victory at Meifod.

Tunahan Ongun put the visitors ahead after 13 minutes before Huw Williams levelled for Meifod from the penalty spot seven minutes later.

Ongun then struck again in the final minute to secure the win for Berriew.

Action from Dyffryn Banw's clash at Forden United Reserves. (Image: Ian Francis.)

Dyffryn Banw came away from Forden United Reserves with all three points in a match which also produced two red cards, while Banw's linesman was dismissed for violent conduct after entering the field of play.

Dan Cadwallader opened the scoring for Forden after 24 minutes before Forden's Joel Pryce and Banw's Gerallt Davies were sent off.

Substitute Rikki Reed and Banw stalwart Gerallt Evans scored in the second half to turn the game in the visitors' favour.

Action from Dyffryn Banw's clash at Forden United Reserves. (Image: Ian Francis.)

Llanrhaeadr Reserves and Newcastle shared the points in a 2-2 draw, a result which enabled Felindre to sit top of the table.

Liam Pickstock opened the scoring for Llanrhaeadr after 30 minutes before Tom Price levelled for Newcastle before half-time.

Dale Evans restored Llanrhaeadr’s lead on the hour, but player-manager Curt Pickford struck in the 85th minute to earn Newcastle a point.

Action from Presteigne St Andrews' clash with Hay St Mary's. (Image: Stuart Townsend.)

Llandrindod Wells returned to the top of the Watson Financial Mid Wales League (South) after two goals from Darren Murphy secured a 2-0 home victory over previous leaders Radnor Valley Reserves.

Radnor’s defeat leaves Brecon FC as the only other unbeaten side alongside Llandrindod, and the Stags maintained their early-season form with a 4-1 victory over St Harmon.

Owain Powell-Jones led the way with two goals, while Ralph Scanlon and Nyle Slade were also on target.

Jack Hughes replied for the Swifts.

Action from Presteigne St Andrews' clash with Hay St Mary's. (Image: Stuart Townsend.)

Presteigne St Andrews kept up their challenge with a 4-1 victory over Hay St Marys.

Liam Tomkins, Aiden Rhodes and Merv Stephens, from the penalty spot, found the net for Presteigne, who also benefited from an own goal.

Taylor Maddy grabbed a late consolation for the Saints.

Action from Presteigne St Andrews' clash with Hay St Mary's. (Image: Stuart Townsend.)

Knighton Town Reserves made it five league wins from five as they powered to a 6-1 victory over Llanidloes Town Reserves on Friday.

Jack Francis and Henry Shaw both scored twice, with Taylor Wozencraft and Taylor Francis completing Knighton’s tally.

Mason Thomas scored for the Daffs.

Action from Presteigne St Andrews' clash with Hay St Mary's. (Image: Stuart Townsend.)

Rhayader Town Reserves enjoyed two victories during the week, following up Tuesday’s 5-1 win over Llanidloes Town Reserves by beating Presteigne Development 2-0 on Friday.

Lorne Scane scored for Llanidloes on Tuesday, but Rhayader responded through Ollie Leadbetter, Oswyn Blakeway, Warren McFadden, Bradley Goodwin and Jacob Jones.

Blakeway was on target again against Presteigne Development, with Ryan Owen also scoring as Rhayader collected another victory.