DETERMINED Denbigh Town ended their season in style by running out 4-0 winners against fifth-placed Llanuwchllyn.
Two goals from Mark Roberts, along with strikes from Jake Walker and Jacob Barratt, were enough to secure the three points.
The win sees Dewi Llion's side finish their season top of the Ardal North West League on goal difference from Mold, with both teams on 68 points.
Mold have four games in hand, though, so they are strong favourites to win the league.
The race for second place remains alive, with third-placed Porthmadog on 63 points with three games left to play - and their last game is at Mold.
In an entertaining first quarter, both sides had early chances.
Mark Roberts went closest for Town after Sion Jones sent a teasing free kick into the penalty box, but Roberts’ shot was easily saved by Dascalu in the Llanuwchllyn goal.
Prys Jones forced Denbigh’s Aaron Jones into a fine save when the defender had a superb chance for the hosts, before being adjudged to have been offside.
Mike Sharples headed straight into Dascalu’s arms as Denbigh slowly took control, with Dan Clarke seeing a shot from 20 yards strike the crossbar.
Denbigh’s pressure told in the 18th minute.
Keiron Roberts latched onto a loose clearance from Llanuwchllyn and his 20-yard shot had Dascalu at full stretch to palm the ball away for a corner.
From Clarke’s corner, Mark Roberts met the ball and was able to flick his header away from Dascalu and into the net.
As the half drew to a close, Denbigh had a great chance for a second, with Roberts’ header just wide of the target.
Llanuwchllyn came out for the second half with more attacking purpose and Town’s keeper Aaron Jones had a busy first 15 minutes.
At the other end, Jake Walker was unlucky not to get his 26th league goal of the season when his header clattered the crossbar.
Llanuwchllyn upped the ante and had a ten minute spell of chances.
Garmon Hafal's powerful header to be safely gathered by Aaron Jones, while Craig Rogers made a goal-saving tackle to thwart Iolo Jones.
Then, keeper Jones pulled off an exceptional save as Sam Tyrer tried to lob him from 10 yards.
Denbigh went 2-0 up on 75 minutes via a penalty from Walker.
Then came goal number three as Sam Tate drilled a fierce cross into the box and Mark Roberts was there to glance a header into the corner of the net.
A minute later and Barratt knocked in the fourth with a well placed finish.
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