Maltby Main are the new league leaders after a 2-0 win at Shirebrook Town on Wednesday.

Two goals in two minutes around the hour mark from Tom Fletcher and Paul Turner sealed the victory at Langwith Road.

The defeat leaves Shirebrook next-to-bottom of the Premier Division whilst Maltby take over at the helm from Mickleover Sports who were beaten 24 hours earlier at Eccleshill United.

Strikes from Mark Burnham and Ben Hardy earned Eccleshill a 2-0 victory that moves them into fourth place.

A hat-trick from Steve Baxter brought a fine win for Pickering Town at home to Arnold Town on Tuesday.

The Eagles consolation in the 3-1 defeat came from a late Richard Jeffrey penalty.

However, the game was overshadowed by a serious injury to Arnold vice-captain Chris Hudson.

The match was held up for 45 minutes whilst he received treatment following a challenge towards the end of the first-half.

He was taken to hospital with a suspected double fracture of his left ankle - all at the NCEL wish him a speedy recovery.

A second-half fightback from Hallam saw them win 3-1 at home to Brodsworth Welfare.

Billy Rowley equalised after Welfare's 22nd minute opener before Scott Bates put the home side ahead and Rowley made sure of the three points with his second in injury time.

Elsewhere, it was Cup action with three matches in the First Round of the League Cup.

Hall Road Rangers and Worsbrough Bridge will face each other in the next round after both picked up 2-1 wins at Rossington Main and South Normanton Athletic, respectively.

Staveley Miners Welfare also progressed with a 3-1 home victory over AFC Emley.

There were no upsets in the Presidents Cup Quarter-Finals as Premier Division sides defeated Division One hosts.

Two goals from Neil Harvey and one from Rob Burton saw Retford United win 3-0 at Lincoln Moorlands.

And, Sheffield went through 5-2 winners at Gedling Town, the second time in four days they'd scored five in Nottingham following a 5-1 league win at Arnold on Saturday.

In an all-Premier Division clash, Selby Town came out on top with a 2-0 win at home to Carlton Town who finished the game with eight men having had three sent off.

Andy Hart opened the scoring with a 70th-minute penalty and James Bonarius added a second nine minutes from time.

It was extra-time drama in both Wilkinson Sword Trophy Quarter-Final ties this week.

Parkgate, who had been freescoring all season, had to wait until the 119th minute to break the deadlock at Dinnington Town.

Ryan Johnson grabbed the late winner in front of a crowd of 150, the highest attendance of the competition so far.

And, a cracking game at Carnarvon Street saw Teversal go through 3-2 in extra time at the expense of visitors Pontefract Collieries.

Ponte went ahead through John Forrest on the half-hour mark but were quickly pegged back by Craig Hall.

Richie Walker scored just before the interval to give Teversal a slender lead but Forrest levelled matters in the second period.

Nick Thorpe got the vital goal late in the first period of extra time to send the Tevie boys through.

Meanwhile, Long Eaton United's participation in the Derbyshire Senior Cup is over.

They went down 3-1 to Central Midlands side Holbrook Miners Welfare on Wednesday night to bow out in the First Round.