Connah's Quay 1-3 Rhyl
Ex-Nomad Marc Limbert (pictured) laid the foundations for victory on Deeside, with a sweet opener on 13 minutes. Nomads, still seeking their first win of the season, were lucky not to fall further behind before Chris McGinn headed the Lilywhites' second on 77 minutes. Moran added a penalty two minutes from time, before Robbie Chesters nodded in Nomads' consolation goal.

Rhyl 0-0 Afan Lido
Rhyl dominated without creating many chances, with Andy Moran being especially profligate in the first half. Gareth Wilson came close with a fine 30 yard volley, but it was probably the visitors who had the best chance when Andrew Pearson hit a post early in the second half.

Connah's Quay 1-1 Newport
Two goals in three minutes brought the crowd to life on Deeside after a forgettable first half. Newport's Chris Rogers was upended by Horan and Gary Lloyd convert the spot kick. Two minutes later, County keeper Roberts fumbled to leave Mutton with an easy chance to equalise. The visitors dominated until Mumford was dismissed for illegal use of the elbow.

Andrew Thomas 'scores' with a header but it's disallowed (www.newport-county.co.uk)

Connah's Quay 2-2 Afan Lido
A double strike in the final three minutes rescued Connah's Quay from the jaws of defeat.Lido took a surprise lead when Sacha Walters sent a superb angled drive past Andy Hughes. Nomad's Stuart Rain headed against the post and George Horan's header was cleared off the line before John Fenton made it 2-0 for Lido. But the hosts hit back with late goals from Mutton and Rain.

Rhyl 1-0 Newport
Gary Powell's 23rd minute header from Marc Limbert's cross proved enough for Rhyl in a game they dominated. Last year's beaten finalists, Newport created few chances and Rhyl should have doubled their lead when Atherton was denied by County keeper, Roberts.

Rhyl keeper Chris Adamson takes out a cross [www.newport-county.co.uk]

Newport 2-0 Afan Lido
A welcome win for the Exiles, who grabbed two second half goals through John Phillips (62) and Gareth Phillips with a 25-yarder on 74. Lido's awful disciplinary record was not improved by four yellow cards and a red for Leigh Shrimpton after he felled Leigh Plant near the end.

Rhyl 2-1 Connah's Quay
Rhyl virtually sealed a quarter final spot although Nomads took the lead, Tommy Mutton firing home from the edge of the area after 19 mins, just reward for their lively opening. The lead lasted only three minutes as Jamie Brewerton headed home from Stuart Graves' corner to equalise. The winner came on 37 minutes when Marc Limbert’s cross was turned into his own net by George Horan.

Afan Lido 2-5 Newport
Injury-hit Lido made the worst possible start with John Phillips scoring after two minutes. Shepherd added a second before Pridham reduced the arrears. Thomas glanced a header home after 48 mins and tap-ins for John Phillips and Sam O’Sullivan gave Newport a comfortable win.

Newport 1-1 Connah's Quay
Although a well-organised Connah's Quay took the lead through Tommy Mutton after 23 minutes, Newport effectively qualified when Andrew Mumford equalised with a 25-yarder. Afan Lido have only a slender mathematical chance of overhauling the top two.

Newport 3-0 Rhyl FC
Newport qualified for the quarter-finals with a 27th-minute John Phillips header giving them the lead. After Rhyl keeper Smith was dismissed for a professional foul, Gary Lloyd fired home the free kick before substitute Billingsley was beaten by Raith Plant's 25-yard shot eight minutes from time.

Afan Lido 0-1 Connah's Quay
A dead tie in the group was settled by Nomads' Tommy Mutton, who drove home from 18 yards after being set up by skipper Gareth Owen.

Afan Lido 1-3 Rhyl FC
Rhyl confirmed top spot in Group B with an emphatic victory over Afan Lido. Andy Moran netted at the far post to give the Lilywhites an eighth-minute lead and a brilliant flying Chris McGinn header made it 2-0 shortly into the second period. Mark Powell's 75th-minute own goal gave Lido hope, but Rhyl confirmed their superiority when Moran was put through in the last minute and the striker made no mistake.