Only one point now separates the top three Premier Division sides after the midweek matches.

Pickering Town are the new leaders after a 3-0 home win over Armthorpe Welfare on Tuesday to leapfrog over Maltby Main on goal difference.

Main went down 4-2 at home 24 hours later to Selby Town who climb up to third following their victory.

Graham Whitehead had put the visitors into a half-time lead before four goals in the opening five minutes in the second period saw the game move one way and then the other.

Two goals in sixty seconds by Tommy Fletcher had Maltby 2-1 up before an Adam Russell brace regained the lead for Selby by the 50th minute.

Russell then completed his hat-trick with twenty minutes remaining to secure the victory for the Robins.

Hallm moved up to fourth with a 1-0 win at Carlton Town, Scott Bates grabbing the winner midway through the second half.

And, Thackley climbed off the bottom of the table after a 1-1 draw at home to Long Eaton United.

Andy King had put the hosts ahead after 25 minutes but Scott Downie denied them their first victory of the season with twelve minutes remaining.

Lincoln Moorlands needed penalties to go through to the semi-finals of the Wilkinson Sword Trophy at Borrowash Victoria.

They looked to have clinched the tie in normal time after a Kevin Ryan opener on 30 minutes but James De Reus forced extra time with a last-gasp equaliser.

The Vics then went ahead through Nathan Sander but Wayne Hallcro levelled matters, before Moorlands won 4-1 on a shoot-out.

Finally, Parkgate easily saw off Doncaster Senior League outfit Armthorpe Miners Welfare in the first round of the Sheffield & Hallamshire Senior Cup.

A hat-trick from Brian Cusworth, two from Matt Outram, one each from Richard Haigh and Ryan Johnson, and an Adam Eades penalty saw them overwhelm their visitors, 8-0.