The Toolstation NCEL's last two clubs left standing in this season's Emirates FA Cup both sadly bowed out at the First Round Qualifying stage on Saturday.

But, Goole AFC and Penistone Church both ran their higher ranked opponents close with single goal defeats against Pitching In Northern Premier League sides.

Goole were beaten 1-0 at home by Prescot Cables whilst Ryan Johnson gave Church a 22nd minute lead at Shildon but their hosts rallied to win the game 2-1.

Elsewhere, in the league, Premier Division leaders North Ferriby were denied a fifth straight win as hosts Garforth Town grabbed an injury time equaliser for a 1-1 draw.

Niall Tisley netted the opener for the Villagers who were looking to continue their perfect start of the season but Luis da Silva ensured the spoils were shared with the hosting Miners.

Eccleshill United are up to second and level on points at the summit after a Matthew Sykes brace and a Devonte Newman-Morton stoppage time third secured the Eagles a 3-1 victory at Golcar United.

There was a double for Thomas Waudby, one at the end of each half, as Barton Town won 2-0 at Bottesford Town.

The Swans move up to third above Winterton Rangers who were beaten 3-1 at Hemsworth Miners Welfare.

Daniel Walker claimed a last-gasp consolation for Rangers after Samuel Tingle, Nash Connolly and Seon Ripley had ensured the points for their hosts who climb to sixth.

Yorkshire Amateur have moved off the bottom of the table after a dramatic 3-2 victory at Frickley Athletic, Alfie Wilkinson with an injury-time winner for the visitors.

Maltby Main are now the team in the basement after their 6-2 loss at Thackley, Aiden Chippendale with four of the goals for the home side.

Bradley Walker struck the only goal of the game early on as Knaresborough Town won 1-0 at Silsden AFC and Albion Sports beat hosts Handsworth 3-2, Hass Gorji's 56th minute penalty proving to be the Lions' vital third.

Division One leaders Horbury Town's advantage at the top of the table has been cut to two points after their 3-2 home loss to Armthorpe Welfare.

Horbury were 2-0 down by the hour mark, courtesy of goals from Cian Guest and Jamie Austin, and had seemingly salvaged a draw through Joe Penn and Gibril Bojang.

But, Austin's second came in stoppage time to give the visitors the victory that lifts them to sixteenth.

Campion are second after their 2-0 home win over Wakefield AFC on Friday night, Marcus Day and Patrick Sykes settling the encounter in the opening half hour.

Wins for Rossington Main, Dronfield Town and Retford FC narrowed the gap between the top five and Horbury.

Adam Baskerville netted twice for Main in a 3-2 home victory over Glasshoughton Welfare whilst Connor Chapell scored the only goal of the game as Dronfield beat visitors Worsbrough Bridge Athletic.

Retford, meanwhile, defeated Selby Town 3-1 at the Rail Ground, William Tomlinson and Kyle Simpson with second half strikes after the tie was level at the interval.

Michael Morris' 89th minute header grabbed Harrogate Railway Athletic a 1-0 victory at Nostell Miners Welfare whilst Joshua Devereux and Fabian Johnson got on the scoresheet for Shirebrook Town as they won 2-0 at neighbours Ollerton Town.

And, there were 3-1 home wins for both Athersley Recreation and Brigg Town with Jamie Moxon scoring twice for the Rec against basement side Parkgate.

Meanwhile, Joshua Batty and Dayle Hutson pounced in the final ten minutes to claim the win for Brigg over Staveley Miners Welfare.

Photo: Michael Morris heads home via the post an 89th minute winner for Harrogate Railway Athletic, the only goal of the game at Nostell Miners Welfare in Toolstation NCEL Division One on Saturday. (Picture: Craig Dinsdale)