Cakmak struck three times for Radnor with Kieran Twigg adding their other goal, while Rhys Davies netted twice and Conor Walby was also on target for Penybont.

Presteigne St Andrews remained in the leading pack after seven different players found the net in a 7-0 victory over Presteigne Development.

Jack Shailes, Danny Ives, Aiden Rhodes, Niall Rhodes, Ryan Duggan, Sam Roberts and Tom Lewis were all on target for St Andrews.

Brecon, meanwhile, dropped vital points after being held to a 1-1 draw by 10-man Hay St Mary's on Friday.

Hay had Harry Gilbert sent off midway through the first half but still took the lead through Ed Walkden before Ralph Scanlon struck a late equaliser for Brecon.

Felindre made a statement as the only unbeaten side left in the Constructiv Clothing Montgomeryshire League with a 3-1 victory away to Llangedwyn.

The returning Jake Meredith was among the scorers for Felindre, with Tom Griffiths and James Reynolds also finding the net.

There were 11 goals at Trefonen as the hosts edged Llansantffraid Development 6-5.

Dean Davies put Trefonen ahead after 24 minutes before a Keegan Wilson own goal levelled the scores.

The Saints went in front a minute later, only for Davies to strike again to make it 2-2.

Joe Cole restored Trefonen's advantage within five minutes of the restart before a Connor Logsdail own goal made it 3-3.

Liam Davies put the hosts back in front after 66 minutes and Dean Davies completed his hat-trick in the 74th minute, with Cole adding his second a minute later.

Llansantffraid Development responded with two own goals in the final 10 minutes, but Trefonen held on for the points.

Meifod secured a morale-boosting 2-1 victory at Newcastle.

Substitute Jac Roberts opened the scoring after 35 minutes before Huw Williams doubled Meifod's advantage in the 55th minute.

Newcastle saw Nathan Jones dismissed three minutes from time.

Welshpool Reserves made it four successive victories with a 2-1 win at Berriew Reserves in Friday night's match.

Seth Gill gave Welshpool the lead after three minutes before Tom Pope equalised for Berriew in the 36th minute.

Theo Roberts scored the winner 10 minutes into the second half to lift the Lilywhites into the top half of the table.

All the other arranged matches fell victim to the weather, with the league now a third of the way through the season.