Queen's Park are all set for their 'massive' league clash with Cefn Albion. It's been a perfect start to the North East League season for Roberts and his right-hand man, Ryan Roberts, with 12 goals in two league games following up victories in the Welsh Cup and Welsh Trophy. "Massive game for us against Cefn; it's one we've all been looking forward to," said Roberts. "We're really confident going into it off the back of our results. "The lads done everything me and Ryan asked of them. Work rate and organisation was brilliant." It's been a tough start for new Cefn boss Phil Hudson who said: "They don't get tougher than league leaders Queen's Park, who are a really good outfit. "We will have to be at our best to get anything from this game and the lads know their second half performance on Saturday wasn't acceptable." Park top the table on goal difference from Penycae, who make the trip to Llanrhaeadr. Penycae beat Cefn Albion 4-0 on Saturday with ex-Albion star Alex Williams scoring twice. Penycae boss Dan Richards, who admitted Cefn bossed the first half, said: "We tweaked a few things at half-time and completely dominated the second half. "Tonight will be our toughest game so far; we are travelling away for a 6.30pm kick-off and we have lads away due to work and injuries. "We will do exactly what we have in our previous games, prepare properly and try and find a way to get all three points." Rhos Aelwyd's reward for crushing Kerry 3-0 on Saturday is a lengthy away trip to Llanfair United. "It was a really positive response and performance which I'm really proud of," said Rhos boss Gareth Jones. "This young squad are learning quickly and have a real determination and resilient mentality. "Llanfair is an awkward one given the distance and time, but it's another game of football that the squad is looking forward to. "Dan Harrison and Owen Czerniak return which is a bonus, with Rhys Owen available for the bench." Aaron Jones, Josh Roberts and Charlie Parkinson will miss out in Llangollen's A5 derby clash at Corwen tonight. "Except for that we're all good to go," said Llan manager Luke Maybury, whose side were 2-1 winners at Radnor Valley on Saturday. Tonight's other fixtures: Bow Street v Dolgellau; Carno v Knighton Town; Radnor Valley v Kerry. The reserves teams from Rhos Aelwyd and Penycae clash in the North East Wales League Trophy tonight while FC Queen's Park Reserves go to Caerwys. There's one game in Division One of the North East Wales League and Penyffordd Lions are at home to Saltney Town, who were 2-1 Welsh Trophy winners over Connah's Quay Town at the weekend. In the Reserves Division Two League, Penyffordd lost a 6-4 thriller at Cefn Albion. Kos Jones and Cruz Jones bagged doubles for Cefn with Macken Tiley-Phillips (2), Lewis Dallimore and Matt Holmes replying. Llangollen Town were 16-0 winners at home to Brymbo with Whalen Mwebe grabbing six of them. Rob Cooper and Hari Gould bagged doubles. Captain Lennon Young scored the only goal as Aston Park Rangers beat Holywell Town while Sam Kelly and Harry Edmond netted as Hawarden Rangers won 2-1 at Coedpoeth United for whom Harry Richardson replied.