The top three of the Toolstation NCEL Premier Division remains the same after they all picked up wins on Saturday whilst Armthorpe Welfare's first league victory of the season lifted them off the foot of the table.

Liversedge keep heading the pack after their 6-0 home win over Garforth Town, a Joe Walton hat-trick added to by goals from Stephen Wales, Harrison Blakey and Jansiah Donaldson.

They stay ahead of an unbeaten Cleethorpes Town by a point after the Owls' picked up a 4-2 victory at Albion Sports, Marc Cooper also claiming the match ball whilst Peter Winn got on the scoresheet with a penalty and, for the home side, there was a brace for Karl Hall with one of his goals also coming from a spot kick.

A further point behind in third are Thackley following their 4-0 defeat of hosts Athersley Recreation, Thomas Robinson opening the scoring early in the second period before George Eustance struck twice and Daniel Broadbent also got in on the action.

Pickering Town climb to fourth with a 3-0 win at Bottesford Town who drop to sixth below Albion Sports, Niall Tilsley's first-half breakthrough added to after the interval by Ryan Cooper and Lewis Taylor.

Parkgate are the new basement side as, despite a first minute goal from James Handley, they went down 2-1 at Harrogate Railway Athletic, Mike Morris and Paul Beesley turning the game around for the hosts.

Armthorpe leapfrog the Steelmen after a 3-1 home win over fellow bottom three side Barton Town Old Boys, Craig Morley breaking the deadlock and Darren Mansaram claiming a double before an injury-time consolation for the visitors from Jonathan O'Callaghan.

Glyn Cotton and Gary Bradshaw netted as AFC Mansfield beat their fellow Nottinghamshire visitors Worksop Town, 2-1, whilst Joshua Nodder put Clipstone ahead at Retford United in another clash between two sides from the county but the game finished 1-1.

Brett Agnew's 71st minute strike secured Bridlington Town a 2-1 home victory over Staveley Miners Welfare, late goals from Aaron Moxam and Declan Brewin saw Rainworth Miners Welfare fight back to draw 2-2 at Maltby Main and it was goalless between Handsworth Parramore and Hemsworth Miners Welfare.

Penistone Church stay top of the Division One table but their 1-1 home draw with Campion, Dale Kelly levelling for them after an early goal from the visitors by Joshua Cooke, means they now have four teams just a point behind them.

Two goals each for Christopher Wood and Michael Dunn saw Pontefract Collieries claim a 4-2 victory over away side Dronfield Town and they are up to second, just ahead of Winterton Rangers who won 2-0 at home to Glasshoughton Welfare.

Knaresborough Town missed out on a chance to go top as Luke Harrop's 74th minute strike saw them go down 1-0 at Eccleshill United and they are now fourth whilst an Adam Drury hat-trick helped Grimsby Borough climb to fifth with a 5-2 home victory over Hall Road Rangers.

Hallam, AFC Emley and Eccleshill complete the top eight with all three just two points off the summit in what is already an incredibly tight promotion chase.

Hallam were held to a goalless home draw by tenth-placed Selby Town and there were goals for Samuel Jerome, Ashley Flynn and Kieran Ryan as Emley beat visitors Yorkshire Amateur, 3-1.

Joe McFadyen got all of Brigg Town's goals in their 4-1 victory at bottom side Nostell Miners Welfare whilst there was home joy for Teversal in a 3-1 win at home to Rossington Main and the spoils were shared at Ollerton Town as they drew 1-1 with Worsbrough Bridge Athletic.

Meanwhile, Westella & Willerby moved into the Second Round of the East Riding Senior Cup with a 2-0 win at Hessle Rangers.