The FA Carlsberg Vase trail continues for five Toolstation Northern Counties East League clubs after they came through Second Round tests at the weekend.

AFC Mansfield have kept the Division One flag flying after a dramatic 3-2 win at Shepshed Dynamo, Phil Buxton and Carl Haslam bringing them from 2-1 down in extra-time to go into the hat for Monday's draw.

Shaw Lane Aquaforce also won on their travels, a Shane Kelsey brace and an injury time strike from Joe Thornton ensuring them a 3-0 victory against West Auckland Town.

A Courey Grantham goal five minutes from time saw Heanor Town progress, 4-3 at home to Colehill Town, in a match marred by a broken leg for Lions substitute Scott Rogers.

Liam Ormsby struck twice, once from the penalty spot, in Tadcaster Albion's 2-1 home victory over Morpeth Town whilst, in the one game played on Sunday, Conor Sellars got both of Worksop Town's goals as they went through by the same scoreline at home to Ellistown & Ibstock United.

Sadly, Barton Town Old Boys and Cleethorpes Town were knocked out, beaten at Marske United and Wisbech Town, respectively.

With all of the top four Premier Division sides in Vase action, it gave Staveley Miners Welfare a chance to close the gap in fifth and that is what happened as they notched up their seventh straight win, Kurtis Morley's hat-trick helping them to a 4-2 home victory over Albion Sports.

Handsworth Parramore are up to eighth following their 2-1 triumph over visitors Parkgate, Nathan Joynes scoring both of the host's goals whilst the day was made even worse for the visitors as Matthew Reay suffered a broken leg and ankle.

Tom Fleming's strike ten minutes from time saw tenth-placed Bridlington Town win 1-0 at basement side Glasshoughton Welfare and Pickering Town climb to eleventh as Joe Danby's double helped them to a 4-0 home victory over Liversedge.

Maltby Main defeated Garforth Town 4-2 at Muglet Lane with Oliver Fearon and Sam Forster's second claiming the win in the last fifteen minutes whilst Thackley match at home to Retford United ended in a 1-1 stalemate.

Division One leaders AFC Emley took a fifth-minute lead through Doran Jordan but visitors Worsbrough Bridge Athletic, with second half goals from Brad Kerr and Josh Evans, claimed a surprising 2-1 victory to move them up into sixteenth.

Second-placed Clipstone took full advantage as two goals each for Karl Colley and Jamie Brown ensured a 4-0 home win over Winterton Rangers to move within three points of the top.

Hemsworth Miners Welfare came from behind to win 3-1 at home to Hall Road Rangers, Nicholas Guest with two of their goals, and they climb into third spot.

Penistone Church's 2-0 defeat at Louth Town means they drop to fifth and Yorkshire Amateur's 4-2 home victory over Hallam, Craig Heard with a hat-trick, sees them up into sixth.

There were 2-1 victories for Knaresborough Town at home to Eccleshill United and for Rossington Main at Lincoln Moorlands Railway whilst there was a 2-2 draw for Selby Town at Grimsby Borough.