Hearts were beating and not beaten as they prevailed 7-5.

Olivia Kenny, Maisey Miller (2), Lottie Gillam, Holly Prach, Ellie Tobin and Amber Horne all found the target for the winners, with Elenni Cooper (2), Calli Jones, Ivy Jones and Lily Clayton Jones making a real game of it.

Continuing the thrillers theme was Broughton United’s 4-3 verdict at Hawarden Park Hearts.

Sadie Roberts gave Broughton an early advantage, before Lily Welsh, Scarlet Kirby and Sophie McKeown added to the tally. Home hopes were kept alive by a double from Evie Raby and Layla Foster’s strike.

There was also a big battle as Mynydd Isa got the better of Cefn Mawr Rangers 5-3 in an entertaining match-up.

Isabel Torkington struck twice for Isa, with Freya Evans, Aila Parry and Millie Jones completing the scoring. Cefn Mawr responded through Caitlyn McLaren and a brace from Emily Evans.

Daisy Leadbitter’s terrific hat-trick paved the way for Brymbo Lodge to gain a 5-0 decision against Buckley Town. Eva Jones and Tamzin Tudor also found the target.

Turning to the U13s Cup and Daisy Hoole’s strike confirmed Chirk’s slender 1-0 triumph versus Hawarden Park.

Also progressing were Lex XI, who claimed a 9-1 victory in their meeting with Penycae.

Tiarna Jones and Ava Ford both finished up with hat-tricks, while Grace Ellis added two goals and the other came from Erin Hughes. Penycae’s consolation came through Isabelle Thomas.

Hawarden Park Diamonds were also in impressive form with their 8-0 outcome against Northop Hall. Lois Duff (2), Cassie Morris (2), Isabella McGuill, Lellie Griffiths, Millie Edwards and Sophie Keeley shared the goals.

Tilly Stoddart (2) and Mika Greenough ensured Flint Town United defeated Hawarden Rangers 3-0.

Flint also progressed in the U14s Cup with their 8-0 verdict versus Brymbo Lodge. Lauren Antrobus led the way with an outstanding four-goal haul, while there was a hat-trick for Rosie Wilkes and one from Anna Reevell.

Kiara Kyei struck twice as Saltney Town defeated Mynydd Isa 6-1. Mia Pierce, Heidi Day, Piper McCabe and Maisie Radford added to the tally, after Lola Lewis had handed Isa an early lead.

In the closest encounter, Brickfield Rangers lost out 5-3 to Northop Hall U13s/14s.

Sealing things for Hall were Millie Shaw, Ella Wilson-Davis (2), Florence Williams and Natalia Koselska. Bethany Wicksted, Katie Hughes and Seren Campbell kept Brickfield interested.