A WYN Thomas hat-trick inside 42 minutes and goals in the second period by Andrew Mumford and Craig Moses eased Llanelli back to the top of the Welsh Premier League.
The visitors were without injured duo Rhys Griffiths and Jason Bowen and also lost Chris Holloway in the pre-match warm up, while Stuart Jones sat out a one-match suspension.
There was, however, a welcome return to the starting line-up for fit-again Owain Warlow.
The hosts, bottom of the table after losing at fellow strugglers Caersws, were a goal down after just two minutes as Thomas met Andy Legg's corner and looped his header beyond keeper Chris Mullock.
replica tag heruer watchesThe Druids best chance fell to Craig Whitfield when he met a cross from Ricky Wright six yards out, but he somehow contrived to head wide.
Whitfield then turned provider by delivering a ball across the face of the Reds net, but he failed to pick out a colleague.
Chris Venables fired a free-kick from the edge of the box straight into the midriff of Mullock, before Ashley Morris did well to push clear at full stretch a goal bound effort from Jonathan Rush.
With half-time approaching, the visitors then struck twice more in as many minutes, Thomas netting from pointblank range following a Legg throw and then completed his hat-trick a minute later when another Legg corner was half-cleared, and the centreback fired into the far post. Comfortably ahead at the break, the Reds had their lead reduced within three minutes of the restart when a ball down the middle led to a mix-up involving Morris and two of his defenders, allowing Rush to poke into a vacant net.
But the Reds stepped up a gear as Mumford headed home Legg's free- kick before Craig Jones found Lee Phillips, whose cross was turned in by Moses.
sexy lingerie chinaJordan Follows came on instead of Venables, but Lee Jarman almost put his side in trouble when his attempted back pass for Morris led to Whitfield being first to the ball, but fortunately Morris was able to gather at his feet.
A Jones delivery flashed across the face of the Druids goal, but both Follows and Warlow failed to connect, while at the other end, it took a full length save by Morris to push away Wayne Phillips's effort.
The hosts did pull back another goal in the 63rd minute and it was Wayne Phillips who was responsible for the success, driving a shot into the net after a corner fell to him on the edge of the box.
Stephen Evans was introduced instead of Warlow and shortly after Follows left the field with Craig Frater taking his place, and it was the latter who was involved in much of the play up to the final whistle, setting up a chance by heading a Lee Phillips cross back into the middle, but again nobody was in position to take advantage.
links of london charmsMullock brought off a fine stop to deny Frater when he unleashed a shot on target, and he also kept out another attempt from Evans.
Just before the close, Frater was again involved, crossing into the middle where Moses met the ball with a powerful header which cannoned off the underside of the crossbar before being gathered by a relieved goalkeeper.
Big match stats Llanelli: A. Morris, Phillips, Legg, Venables (Follows (Frater, 74), Jarman, Thomas, C. Jones, Corbisiero (capt); Moses; Mumford; Warlow (Evans, 67); Subs. not us
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