Eccleshill United remain the only Toolstation NCEL side in this season's Isuzu FA Vase after their penalty shoot-out win at Wythenshawe Town on Saturday.

Six of our teams were involved in Second Round action but the Eagles were the only one to progress, beating their hosts 4-3 on spot kicks after a 2-2 draw.

Fernando Moke's penalty and a Luke Sidaway strike had Eccleshill two goals up by the interval but Wythenshawe restored parity in the second period.

Elsewhere, however, there was disappointment as Emley AFC and Hallam both bowed out on penalties after 1-1 home draws.

Samuel Pashley netted an equaliser for Emley at home to Squires Gate whilst Brett Agnew had opened the scoring for Hallam against their visitors Bury AFC.

Brigg Town were beaten 3-0 at home by Cheadle Town, Thackley went out by the same scoreline to Abbey Hey at Dennyfield, and Ollerton Town lost 4-0 at Lye Town.

In the Premier Division, leaders North Ferriby are now five points clear at the summit after a 4-2 win at Handsworth.

The Villagers went behind to an opening minute goal for the hosts from Mitchell Dunne but quickly turned it round through Jamie Forrester and Joel Shortland before Joe Parkin made it 2-2 by the interval.

Joshua Whiteley's penalty restored Ferriby's lead on the hour mark and Thomas Corner made sure of the points with an injury time fourth.

Third-placed Garforth Town drew 1-1 at Bottesford Town, Charlie Marshall with a 50th minute equaliser for the Miners after Joe Simpson had given the hosts an early advantage.

Silsden AFC's fifth win in a row has moved them up to fourth as two goals each from Joseph Crosby and Ellis Hudson helped them to a 5-1 victory over visitors Maltby Main.

They go above Barton Town who drew 2-2 at Golcar United with Daniel Naidole netting both goals for the hosts whilst Samuel Cable and Henry Parr got on the scoresheet for the Swans.

Josh Walker's first half injury time strike secured Winterton Rangers a 1-0 win at Albion Sports that lifts them to sixth.

And, Hemsworth Miners Welfare are now six games without defeat as Ben Gelder's decider on sixteen minutes ensured a 1-0 home victory over Goole AFC that sees them up to seventh.

Campion's fifteenth straight league victory has extended their lead at the top of Division One to eleven points, a Connor Williamson own goal added to by Aidan Day in a 2-1 win at Swallownest that saw Williamson also score for the hosts.

Harrogate Railway Athletic replaced Rossington Main in third after beating them 2-0 at Station View, Albert Ibrahimi and Elliot Holmes with the goals for the Rail.

A double from Samuel Kay made sure of a home win for Staveley Miners Welfare after goals from Marley Grant, Max Rhodes and William Wraith as the Trojans dispatched Beverley Town 5-1 in front of the NCEL's biggest crowd of the day of 387.

Staveley go up to sixth, overtaking Retford FC whose match at Athersley Recreation was postponed due to floodlight issues at Sheerien Park.

Parkgate's renaissance continues after they made it three wins out of four with Joshua Nodder getting the only goal of the game at Worsbrough Bridge Athletic.

Although the Steelmen remain in the basement, they have now closed the gap to safety to just two points.

The game was preceded by centenary celebrations for Worsbrough that included a plaque unveiling by former Barnsley player and manager Danny Wilson whilst they were also awarded a centenary cap courtesy of the NCEL.

Two goals from Shirebrook Town saw them come from behind to beat visitors Nostell Miners Welfare 3-1 and they move to fourteenth in the table whilst Dronfield Town played out a goalless draw at home to Glasshoughton Welfare.

Photo: Worsbrough Bridge Athletic officials and special guests including former Barnsley manager Danny Wilson hold aloft a centenary cap received from the Toolstation NCEL as part of the Briggers' celebrations on Saturday.