St Athan moved up to second place in the Vale of Glamorgan AFL Premier Division with a thumping 7-0 victory over Vale Madrid. Lewis Parry was the star of the show, scoring four times and set up another.
There was also a major surprise at Penarth, where Peterston Vale stunned the experienced home side 5-0. Matty Morris hit a hat-trick as the promoted side produced one of their best performances of the season.
Rhoose Social and Cadoxton Imps played out a goalless draw, a result which stopped Social's run of three consecutive league defeats. For Cadoxton, however, it extended their winless run to three league matches.
Championship
There was a major shock in the Championship as Vale Utd Reserves defeated Sparta Park 6-3.
Two goals from Nathan Evans helped Vale Utd claim a remarkable victory and climb to sixth, while Sparta remain second despite the setback.
Cardiff Airport Reserves continue to set the pace at the top with a perfect record after a 4-2 victory over Llantwit Major Thirds. Kieran Neil and Curtis Rogers scored two each, while Llantwit suffered their fourth consecutive defeat.
AFC Rhoose Development climbed to third after coming from behind to beat Porthkerry Panthers 2-1, with Anthony Connell scoring both goals.
Dinas Powys Reserves recorded their first victory since the opening day with a 3-1 win over Barry Athletic Reserves. Ronald Perez, Harley Burgoyne and Tyren Hill were on target.
St Athan Reserves and Island Marine Reserves shared the points in a 1-1 draw. An own goal put Marine ahead before Cam West levelled.
League One
FC Barry moved to the top of League One on goal difference after an emphatic 9-1 victory over St Athan Thirds. Tyler Jenkinson and Jack Collins both completed hat-tricks in a dominant display.
Cardiff Airport Vets maintained their 100 per cent record with a 3-1 comeback win at Ely Rangers Reserves Wenvoe. Lee Stradling, Sam Ross and Ed Jones were on target after Ely had taken the lead.
Tadross produced another eye-catching result, ending Vale of Glamorgan Rovers' unbeaten start with an 8-3 victory. Brad O'Loughlin was the difference-maker with four goals.
Cowbridge Town also maintained their perfect record, with two late goals from Chris Bullock securing a 2-0 victory at Holton Road.
Cadoxton Imps Seconds and Island Marine Development shared the points in a 1-1 draw, Alex Ferris putting Marine ahead before Isaac Eley equalised.
Vale league sides in SWFA Cup
There were mixed fortunes for Vale League clubs in the Hugh James SWFA Cup.
Cwm Talwg produced one of the biggest wins of the day, thrashing Penrhiwceiber Social 8-0, while Island Marine picked up an impressive 4-2 victory over AFC Bargoed, who compete in the league above in the SWFA leagues.
AFC Rhoose's cup run came to an end with a 3-1 defeat against Cardiff-based St Josephs.
Other vale representation saw the Vale’s SWFA league sides through, Dinas Powys saw off Brynna 3-1, Sully Sports went through 3-2 against Cardiff Bay but Cogan Coronation and Vale United both went out to Whitchurch and Ton Pentre, respectively.

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