A week after causing one of the biggest shocks by beating Cymru North side Guilsfield on penalties to secure a Welsh Cup third round trip to top-tier Trefelin, Jack Pawley’s side head to Division One leaders Penyffordd Lions.

And having knocked the Lions out of the Welsh Cup and North East Wales FA Cup already this season, Coedpoeth will be going for the hat-trick.

Rhostyllen, a point behind in second spot, host Hawarden Rangers while third-placed Acton are on the road to Rhydymwyn.

Greenfield, who are still searching for their first league points of the season, are at home to Saltney Town while Aston Park Rangers head to Lex XI.

Two of the biggest names in Welsh football history, Chirk AAA and Cefn Druids, are involved in the game of the day in Division Two.

Chirk, who are bottom of the table, have already beaten second-placed Druids in the North East Wales Trophy this season.

Druids surrendered top spot to Yr Wyddgrug last Saturday and the Mold side will aim to keep a hold on pole position by beating visitors, Overton Recreation, who are third in the table.

Brymbo visit Sychdyn United while Caerwys host AFC Deeside.

Mostyn will aim to maintain their 100 per cent start to life in Division Three by winning at Skippy.

Leaders Cei Connah host Johnstown while third-placed Gronant go to Deeside Dragons.

Something will have to give as the point-less bottom two clubs, Marchwiel Saints and Bellevue, battle it out while fellow strugglers, AFC Weston Rhyn, host Wrexham Foresters.

Reserves Division One leaders Brickfield Rangers host Llanuwchllyn while second-placed Llay Welfare welcome Broughton United.

Other fixtures: Queen’s Park v Penycae; Rhos Aelwyd v Mynydd Isa. Div Two: Brymbo v Cefn Alb; Ruthin Town v Penyffordd.

Reserves League Cup fixtures: Hawarden v Lex; Saltney v Llangollen; Castell Alun v Sychdyn; Holywell Utd v Coedpoeth.

In Division Two of the Veterans’ Over 35s League, Acton host White Bear on Sunday.

Acton were 6-0 winners at Cei Connah a week ago with Dale Hill, Gaz Trow, Ash Ryan, Niall Challoner, Dan Hencher and Phil Stott all on the scoresheet.

Cei Connah go to Buckley Town while Glan Conwy host Mynydd Isa for whom Michael Murray scored twice in a 3-1 win at Gresford Colliery last weekend.

Over 40s Div One fixtures: Queen’s Park v Hawarden; Holywell Town v Rhydymwyn.