A table-topping Llanarth took Raglan to the cleaners with a 1-6 victory.

Llanarth's goals came via a Dan Wheeler hat-trick, a Colin Morgan penalty, plus one apiece from Steve Morgan and Ian Morris.

The consolation goal for Raglan was scored by Neville Harris.

Man of the match for Raglan was Tony Rennie. Man of the match for Llanarth was Dan Wheeler.

Following Saturday's result, Llanarth have increased their lead at the top of the tree to four points. Raglan stay in second place.

In the only other match played in the Premier Division, Gilwern and District was the latest side to visit the 'Island' to take on the home-side Usk Town.

By half-time Usk had established a 3-0 lead with goals by Joe Henry, Will Barton and George Ashworth.

Chris Simmons pulled one back for Gilwern from the penalty spot, but the game was put to bed by Usk when Martyn Latham scored their fourth goal from a 25 yard free kick.

Gilwern also had Andrew McCarthy sent off in the 75th minute.

Man of the match for Usk Town was Joe Henry. Man of the match for Gilwern was Rhys Williams.

In Division Two, Pandy 'B' lost 1-2 to Usk Town 'B'. It was the first competitive match either team had played in eight weeks.

Pandy's strike came from Jamie Gilchrist and Marc Cordell and Rhys Brooks netted for Usk.

Man of the match for Pandy was David Morgan.

Man of the match for Usk was Ben Jones.

In Round Two of the Open Cup, it was Blues on Blues, as the Blaenavon 'A' team from Division One went head to head and toe to toe with the Blaenavon 'B' team from Division Two.

The stronger 'A' side lead 2-0 at half-time and went on to win the match 7-1.

Goals for the 'A' team came from a James Camage hat-trick, a brace from Richard Williams, and one apiece from Steve White and Craig Harris.

The Blaenavon Blues 'B' side goal was scored by Owen Tucker.

The 'A' side had Grant Evans sent off in the 85th minute.