Liversedge are the new leaders of the Macron NCEL Premier Division after their 3-0 home win over Albion Sports on Saturday.

Antony Brown gave Danny Forrest's side the lead midway through the opening half and the victory was rubber stamped in the second period by his second and an Alfie Dean strike nine minutes from time.

Sedge go above Tadcaster Albion whose game at Golcar United on Friday night was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch, and also Barton Town who went down 4-2 at Sheffield on the same evening.

The visiting Swans led at the interval at the Home of Football Stadium, Joel Shepard and Ali Aydemir giving them a 2-1 advantage after Brandon Webster had opened the scoring for the hosts after just two minutes.

It stayed that way until the final twenty minutes before Webster's second restored parity, Grant Tait's own goal gave Sheffield the lead and the points were sealed in stoppage time by Harry Spooner.

Vill Powell's team jump up into fourth with the victory, going above Beverley Town who were beaten 4-1 at home by Frickley Athletic on Saturday, Thomas Alngohuro, Ifeanyi Nnenanua, Lucas Robinson and Tyler Dyer with the away side's goals whilst Glen Sani netted a late consolation for the hosts.

Parkgate defeated visitors Penistone Church 6-1 to move up into sixth, Alex Wonham's double added to by Niall Loughlin, Jacob Pearson and Brandon Potts securing the win after Harry Day's deadlock breaker had been cancelled out by a Samuel Riches own goal.

Jordan Hines, Charlie Booker and Scott Ruthven struck towards the end of the first half whilst Liam Owen increased Handsworth's tally in the second period as the Ambers won 4-0 at home to Knaresborough Town and they climb into seventh.

Penistone drop to eighth after their defeat and Pickering Town's 3-2 home loss to Thackley means they fall to ninth whilst their opponents keep themselves in thirteenth spot.

Souleymane Coulibaly struck twice to give the Pikes a 2-0 lead by the start of the second period but the visitors turned the game round with goals from Toby Marriott, Thomas Parkinson and Lewis Sugden.

Eccleshill United were 2-1 home victors over Horbury Town to move up into eleventh whilst their opponents now find themselves bottom of the table, Mark Ferguson and Zackary Sangster scoring for the Eagles whilst James Cusworth found the net for the away side.

Horbury have been overtaken by Bottesford Town and Rossington Main who both picked up a point, Scott Matthews with the goal for the former as they drew 1-1 at Campion with Ewan Gregson grabbing an equaliser for their hosts.

And, Rossington led 2-0 with ten minutes remaining, courtesy of goals from Cameron Hough and Silas Valladolid-Collins, but hosts Wombwell Town bounced back to grab a share of the spoils thanks to Edward Agnew and Oliver Fearon.

Dearne & District asserted their dominance at the top of Division One as they brushed aside visitors Nostell Miners Welfare 7-0 on Friday night.

Adam Baskerville scored four, there were two for Justin Circuit, and Theo Wainman also got on the scoresheet as Dearne extend their lead at the summit to four points.

Second-placed Harrogate Railway Athletic were held to a 1-1 draw at home by Athersley Recreation, Harry Lynn scoring a late leveller for them after Luca Cancello had seemingly given the away side a much-needed victory as they look to move further away from the bottom three.

Worsbrough Bridge Athletic and Wakefield AFC have tightened their grip on third and fourth spots, respectively, after they both won on their travels.

Keelan Grist, Harrison Marvin and Lloyd Smith were the scorers as Worsbrough defeated Doncaster City 3-0 and Tom Hinto got both of Wakefield's goals as they beat Selby Town 2-1.

Crowle Colts drop out of the top five, replaced by Leeds UFCA, as they were beaten 5-0 by them with two each for Junayd Cassius-Gill and Edward Tordoff helping the home side to a big win.

Brigg Town are up into sixth as Joshua Jordan, Mason Ellender, Lewis Shillito and Joshua Batty scored in their 4-1 victory at Route One Rovers.

Armthorpe Welfare piled the pressure on basement side Glasshoughton Welfare with an 8-1 victory in a game that they led 3-1 until the 88th minute when a five-goal blitz secured them the biggest away win so far this season in the NCEL.

Bayley Lowe's hat-trick was added to by two for Alfie Charlotte and one each for William Mendonca, Harley McCormack and Charlie Clegg.

Next-to-bottom Winterton Rangers were beaten 4-2 at Maltby Main, a double for Jason Chanayire proving unfruitful as the hosts found the net through Wilfey Woodham, Curtis Morrison, Basile Zottos and Harry Middleton.

Goole AFC were 6-1 winners at Appleby Frodingham, Nathan Perks with a hat-trick for the Vikings, whilst Louth Town defeated visitors South Leeds 5-1, Harley Thompson and Will Pennell with two each for the White Wolves.

And, it was a point apiece for hosts Ilkley Town and Club Thorne Colliery as they played out a 1-1 draw, Kevin Gonzalez opening the scoring for the home side before Luke Williams restored parity.

Photo: Mason Ellender celebrates scoring Brigg Town's second in their 4-1 win at Route One Rovers on Saturday that lifts the Zebras up into sixth in Macron NCEL Division One. (Picture: Anna Bäckström)