Lincoln Moorlands Railway?s dreams of hosting a side that was in the Football League last season were sadly dashed in midweek as they were beaten 4-1 at Mossley in their FA Cup Third Qualifying Round Replay.

The tie on Tuesday had been given extra spice when the draw for the next round took place the previous day and gave the winner a lucrative home clash against Darlington.

But, it was the hosts who went through as they made their superior position in the National League System pay.

Luke Forbes had given Railway hope with an equaliser on fifty minutes but the Evo-Stik outfit then struck three more times to progress.

Barton Town Old Boys moved through to the Second Round of the FA Vase as they won their delayed replay at home to KoolSport NCEL rivals, Louth Town.

In fact, it took until the 117th minute for the deadlock to be broken, and Michael Bettney's strike means Barton go to Bustlehome of the West Midlands Regional League in November.

The tie had been abandoned last week at half time due to floodlight problems.

Two of our sides progressed in their respective County Cups with Long Eaton United beating visitors Pinxton 3-0 in the First Round of the Derbyshire Senior Cup.

Shaun Rickford struck twice before Steve Chaplin added the third late on.

And, Pickering Town beat Redcar Athletic by a single goal in the North Riding Senior Cup, Joel Ramm with the goal with a quarter-of-an-hour remaining in a game that was switched to Mill Lane.

Farsley AFC remain seven points clear at the top of the Premier Division after winning the clash of the top two sides on Tuesday.

Ben Jones separated the sides on 67 minutes as they beat visitors Parkgate, 1-0, in what was an enthralling game.

An Alex Rhodes brace in the second half saw Bridlington Town win 2-0 at home to Liversedge, a victory that moves them above Parkgate into second place.

Thackley stay fourth despite being held to a 1-1 draw by Hallam at Dennyfield, Joshua McClean levelled on 42 minutes for the hosts after Jamie Bowman opened the scoring.

Alex Hallam's winner eight minutes from time secured Brighouse Town a 2-1 victory at Maltby Main to move them up into fifth place whilst Winterton Rangers are now seventh after their 1-0 home win over Armthorpe Welfare, James O'Neill with the strike just after the half-hour.

Hall Road Rangers moved off the bottom of the table as first half goals from Martin Thacker and Matthew Fyvie gave them a 2-0 win at home Dinnington Town.

And, the most dramatic game came at the Rigid Group Stadium where Selby Town drew 3-3 with visitors Arnold Town.

The home side were 2-0 by the 36th minute thanks to Jamal Shain and Richard Johnson but the Eagles had levelled by the break, through first Martin Carruthers and then a Rob Eeles own goal.

Carruthers added his second and Arnold's third to put the away side in front early in the second half but Jack Debnam popped up eight minutes from time to ensure the spoils were shared.

Staveley Miners Welfare moved three points clear at the top of Division One as they won 4-2 at fourth-placed Leeds Carnegie.

Aymen Tahar struck twice, once from the penalty spot, whilst Ryan Damms picked up his ninth goal of the season and Joe Macguire also netted for the away side.

Handsworth climb up into fifth with a 3-1 win at Appleby Frodingham, Dan Smith struck twice in the opening period before Ryan Johnson made sure of the victory in second half injury time.

AFC Emley drew 1-1 at home to Rossington Main, Spencer Goff rescuing them a point ten minutes from time after Lewis Hilton had put the away side ahead.

Goals from Mark Vickerage and Tom McLaughlin saw Askern Villa come from behind to win 2-1 at home to Hemsworth Miners Welfare.

Yorkshire Amateur were 2-1 winners at Teversal whilst Worsbrough Bridge Athletic triumphed 3-0 over visitors Brodsworth Welfare.