Tadcaster Albion are through to the Third Qualifying Round of the FA Cup with Budweiser for the first time in their history after an impressive 4-1 victory at home to Skelmersdale United on Saturday.

The Brewers rushed into a two-goal lead against their Evo-Stik League visitors, thanks to a Steven Jeff penalty and a Callum Ward strike in the opening twenty minutes.

Josh Hine pulled one back for Skelmersdale but Ward completed his hat-trick in the second half to put Tadcaster into Monday's draw.

The top ten stayed as you were in the Premier Division with only tenth placed Staveley Miners Welfare losing at the weekend.

Leaders Worksop Parramore remain a point ahead of their closest rivals as they came from behind to beat visitors Liversedge, 4-1.

Tate Williams had Sedge ahead after nine minutes but Lee Holmes restored parity on the half-hour and Lee Whittington's second-half hat-trick meant there was only going to be one winner.

Second-placed Scarborough Athletic were 3-1 down at Nostell Miners Welfare with twenty minutes remaining but a quickfire Patrick Miller double, sandwiching a Ryan Blott strike, saw them take all three points in a dramatic 4-3 victory.

The Seadogs stay in front of their landlords, Bridlington Town, on goal difference as the Seasiders won 3-2 at home to Staveley after conceding twice in the opening fifteen minutes through Ryan Damms and Jordan Eagers.

Carl Stewart and Craig Hogg ensured the scores were level by the break and Nathan Cook got the winner on 62 minutes.

The other two top five sides, Brighouse Town and Parkgate, also tasted victory with Ben Thornton and Tom Matthews netting for Brighouse as they overcame visitors Arnold Town, 2-1.

And, two goals from Nathan Forbes-Swindells helped Parkgate to a comfortable 4-0 home win over Maltby Main.

Long Eaton United remain sixth despite dropping two points at home to the side just below them, Barton Town Old Boys.

Matthew Savage's 75th-minute equaliser ensured a 1-1 draw for the hosts after Josh Schofield had scored in the opening period for the away side.

Rob Sanderson's injury time leveller snatched a point for Retford United, 2-2 at Glasshoughton Welfare.

Thackley go above Heanor Town into eleventh after beating them 5-0 at the Town Ground whilst Pickering Town were 4-1 home victors over Hall Road Rangers, with Tom Fenwick's hat-trick a highlight of the game.

Armthorpe Welfare got a timely win, 3-1 at next-to-bottom Winterton Rangers, to move them up into fourteenth spot.

Louth Town are the new Division One leaders after their 3-0 victory at Yorkshire Amateur, Paul Goodhand's double adding to an early Matt Kennedy opener.

They go above Athersley Recreation who drew 2-2 at Knaresborough Town and Clipstone Welfare kept themselves in third place as Andy Jones, Gavin King and Sam West secured a 3-1 win at home to Askern Villa.

A Joshua Cooke brace for Albion Sports helped to lift them into fourth place after their 3-2 victory at Dinnington Town whilst AFC Emley were 4-1 winners at Teversal, including a second half double from Ashley Flynn, to move them into fifth.

Jack Wakefield's 42nd-minute penalty was enough for Hemsworth Miners Welfare as they beat hosts Hallam 1-0 to climb into sixth.

Bottesford Town and Pontefract Collieries complete the top eight with Danny Boulton's 71st-minute strike proving the winner for Bottesford, 2-1 at Eccleshill United.

And, two goals each from Bradley Thompson and Duncan Bray contributed to a 6-0 win for Pontefract at bottom side Appleby Frodingham.

Jonathan Mirfin and Chris White also got on the scoresheet twice in their respective matches, in Rossington Main's 3-1 home win over Grimsby Borough and Worsbrough Bridge Athletic's 3-0 defeat of visitors Selby Town.

And, Shirebrook Town's first league game under new boss Mark Shaw ended with a 3-2 victory at Cleethorpes Town.