The Second Round Qualifying stage of the Emirates FA Cup took place this weekend with two of the four remaining Toolstation NCEL sides forcing replays against higher-ranked opposition.AFC Mansfield drew 0-0 at home with Evo-Stik League side Rushall Olympic whilst
Handsworth Parramore will travel to Vanarama National League North outfit FC United of Manchester on Tuesday after a 1-1 draw at the King of Soho Stadium.
A Patrick Lindley strike as the game was moving towards stoppage time saw the Amber Parras snatch a dramatic late leveller after their visitors had taken a first half lead.
Penistone Church's run ended with a 3-0 defeat at another National League North side, former NCEL members Harrogate Town, but they can be proud of their journey in the competition this season.
Meanwhile,
Albion Sports also bowed out in the one game played on Sunday as they were beaten 4-0 at home by Hallmark Security League outfit Ashton Athletic.
There were eight Premier Division games on Saturday with leaders
Pontefract Collieries keeping themselves at the summit with a 5-0 home victory over
Parkgate.
Vaughan Redford struck twice whilst Eli Hey, Spencer Clarke and Michael Dunn also got on the scoresheet as Ponte made it six games in a row where they have scored five.
A late winner from Russell Parker earned
Pickering Town a 1-0 win at home to
Hemsworth Miners Welfare to leapfrog over their opponents into second spot, two points off the top.
Dean Smith popped up even later as his injury time goal snatched a 2-1 victory for
Maltby Main over visitors
Hall Road Rangers to move the Muglet Lane side up into fourth.
Bridlington Town found themselves two goals down at the interval at
Thackley thanks to a Sam Cable brace but Joel Sutton, Brett Agnew and Jake Day turned the game on its head as the Seasiders ran out 3-2 winners to climb into sixth.
They go above
Worksop Town who drew 1-1 at
Staveley Miners Welfare, Kyle Jordan with a stoppage time leveller for the Tigers after Ashley Rawson had given the hosts a 56th minute lead.
Callum Ward secured
Garforth Town a 1-0 home defeat of
Rainworth Miners Welfare and they are now eighth with the Wrens one place below them.
Clipstone's wait for their first points of the season continue after the bottom side went down 3-0 at home to
Athersley Recreation, McCauley Shillito getting two of the away team's goals.
There was also a double for Declan Bacon as
Bottesford Town defeated hosts
Harrogate Railway Athletic, 3-2, for a much-needed win.
Division One leaders
Knaresborough Town have stretched their lead to four points after Blaine Hobson, a Tom Hesketh penalty and a 77th minute goal from Brad Walker saw them win 3-0 at
Winterton Rangers to maintain their unbeaten start to the campaign.
Their nearest rivals,
Yorkshire Amateur and
Campion, both lost ground as they could only draw, Fernando Moke rescuing a point for the Ammers in a 1-1 stalemate at home to
Worsbrough Bridge Athletic.
And, Campion were held to the same scoreline by visitors
Glasshoughton Welfare, Conor Glavin with a 62nd minute equaliser.
Fourth-placed
Rossington Main won 1-0 on their own patch against
Dronfield Town, Declan Howe's tenth minute strike proving to be enough, whilst
Selby Town and
Eccleshill United complete the top six after victories.
Liam Flanagan scored four as Selby romped past visitors
Nostell Miners Welfare, 8-1, Joseph Dale getting a brace for the Robins whilst Eccleshill took a three-goal lead at
East Yorkshire Carnegie in the opening nineteen minutes before finishing 5-1 winners.
Shirebrook Town drop to sixth after Liam Radford's early winner for visitors
Armthorpe Welfare in a single-goal game at Langwith Road.
Retford United have moved off the bottom of the table after Gragjan Klimczak struck twice in a 4-3 win at home to
Ollerton Town and they are replaced in the basement by
Brigg Town who went down 2-1 to visitors
FC Bolsover.
And,
Grimsby Borough are up into tenth after their 2-1 victory at
AFC Emley who stay in fifteenth.
Photo: Phil Buxton gets in a challenge for AFC Mansfield during their goalless draw at home to Rushall Olympic in the Emirates FA Cup on Saturday. (Picture: Pete Craggs)