Still twists and turns in Ardal North East League title race
The visitors, who completed their campaign on a high, stunned Rangers by going 3-0 up inside 24 minutes through Courtney Perkins, Callum Page and Richie Ricketts.
Substitute Jay Richardson hit back for Brickfield, who are three points behind the leaders with two games to play.
Dan Dascalu's hat-trick helped Llanuwchllyn to a 6-0 thrashing of Kerry.
Top scorer Meilir Williams, Tomos Evans and Iolo Jones also scored while there was also a 6-0 win for Corwen at Pwllheli in the North West League.
Pat Hinchcliffe hit a hat-trick with Robbie Williams, Dafydd Evans and Sam Henry also on target,
Holyhead Hotspur finished in runners-up spot despite losing 3-1 at third-placed Porthmadog.
Llanrwst United enjoyed a 6-1 win at Nantlle Vale while it ended 1-1 between Llannefydd and Trearddur Bay.
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