IN the Gwent Central Premier Division, Gilwern and District clipped the wings of a high-flying Trevethin outfit 4-2.

Adam Carrington put Gilwern ahead in the 25th minute, and five minutes before half-time Matthew Williams extended Gilwern's lead.

Trevethin pulled a goal back five minutes into the second-half to make it 1-2, but ten minutes later Gilwen regained their lead when Kieran Shelvin struck gold.

Andrew McCarthy scored in the 70th minute to put the game beyond Trevethin, who nevertheless scored a consolation goal in the last five minutes.

Shaun Williams was man of the match for Gilwern who move up to second position.

Usk narrowly missed out on beating top dogs Pontypool Town on the 'Island'.

After going 1-0 down early doors, Usk levelled the match at 1-1 through Phil Sampson.

Ponty pulled one back in the 83rd minute of the match and Usk had a 'golden opportunity' to go level from the penalty spot in the dying stages, but Joe Henry's effort was brilliantly saved by the Ponty keeper.

Man of the match for Usk Town was Ross Curzon.

In a basement battle Llanarth served Llanfoist up on a plate after battering them 7-1.

Goals for Llanarth came thick and fast from the likes of Jamie Edwards (2), Colin Morgan (2), Luke Williams and Steve Morgan.

Gavin Ewers scored a consolation goal for Llanfoist.

Man of the match for Llanarth was Justin Chalmers. Man of the match Llanfoist was David Barry.

In Division One, Goytre whipped the top spot crown from Clydach Wasps heads after beating Sebastopol 4-2 at Plough Rd.

Gareth Edmunds (2), Craig Chapman and Michael Walton were all bang on target for Goytre.

Man of the match for Goytre was Chris Smith.

Govilon were dealt a bitter blow by Tranch who thrashed them 0-5. Man of the match for Govilon was Scott Wall.

The Thursdays narrowly lost out at Pen-y-Pound to Fairfield Utd who beat them 1-2.

Steve Hollingsworth scored for the Thursdays and Chris Lambert was the man of the match.

Prescoed lead Division Two by seven points following in the wake of their 8-1 demolition job on Trevethin 'B'.

Paul Palfrey bagged a hat-trick for Prescoed, Ohren Stewart landed a brace, and Andrew Buller, Andrew Saunders and man of the match Patrick Mbefano all scored one apiece.

Llanarth suffered a bitter blow at the hands of Pontypool Town 'B' who turned them over to the tune of 7-1.

Ironically it was Llanarth who led Ponty 0-1 at half-time through a shot by Gavin Phillips. Yet in the second-half it was a different story as the floodgates opened and Llanarth went under.

Man of the match for Llanarth was Mark Ferri.