Golcar United made it four wins out of four in the Premier Division this season to move to the top of the table in the midweek NCEL action.

George Doyle's 89th winner saw them come away from Thackley with a 2-1 victory after Malakai Phillip's early opener had been cancelled out around the hour mark by Ben Grech-Brooksbank for the Dennyboys.

One of the sides they leapfrogged was Hallam who, despite taking the lead through Danny South, were beaten 2-1 at Pickering Town.

The Pikes climb to eighth in the table thanks to goals from George Brown and Nathan Dyer whilst the Countrymen drop to third.

Luca Bolino's hat-trick helped Tadcaster Albion to an impressive 6-0 home victory over Goole AFC, his first-half triple salvo added to in the final quarter of the game by Elliott Andrew, Alfie Dean and Junayd Cassius-Gill to move the Brewers up into fourth.

Handsworth survived a late comeback from hosts Bottesford Town to prevail 3-2 and the Ambers are now fifth in the table.

Scott Ruthven's double and an Oliver Fearon strike had them seemingly in control before Aristides Cunha and Joshu Fraiwald brought the home side back to within touching distance as the game sparked into life in the last quarter-of-an-hour.

Manasse Kianga grabbed all of Rossington Main's goals in a 3-1 home win over Winterton Rangers that moves them up to sixth, Joe Simpson with the visitors' consolation.

And, it was a point apiece for Silsden AFC and Beverley Town, McCauley Snelgrove putting the away side ahead in the eleventh minute before parity was restored by Thomas Greaves for the Cobbydalers just after the half-hour mark.

In Division One, leaders Wombwell Town have extended their advantage at the summit to six points as they made it a maximum 21 accrued so far with their 2-0 home win over Harrogate Railway Athletic.

Jordan Kershaw netted both of their goals, one in each half, to take advantage of second-placed Horbury Town's 3-1 loss at Wakefield AFC.

Billy Mole had put the visitors ahead but Wakefield rallied in the second period with goals from Kiyani Clayton, Jaydan Sandhu and Akeel Francis earning them the victory.

Ilkley Town and Dearne & District keep themselves third and fourth, respectively, after picking up victories.

Keven Gonzales was Ilkley's scorer as his brace secured a 2-0 win at Swallownest whilst Shay Evans-Booth was the matchwinner for Dearne as they beat visitors Armthorpe Welfare 2-1.

Athersley Recreation are up into fifth after their 2-1 win at Club Thorne Colliery, Alfie Bakes' deadlock breaker for the away side cancelled out by a Joe Pugh penalty before James Woodhouse struck the Rec's second, all in the opening eighteen minutes.

A double for Joshua Batty, added to by one each from Ben Vazquez and Daniel North, helped Brigg Town beat hosts Yorkshire Amateur 4-1 to see the Zebras up above Swallownest into sixth.

There were home victories for Dronfield Town who beat Appleby Frodingham 6-2 courtesy of a Max Rhodes brace and a goal apiece for Arran Bovill, Billy Wright, James Lindores and Samuel Bebbington, and Selby Town who defeated Nostell Miners Welfare 3-0.

Edward Dry scored two of the Robins' goals whilst Harry Clapham also got on the scoresheet.

Meanwhile, Wednesday's sole NCEL game proved to be a topsy-turvy encounter as South Leeds and visitors Louth Town played out a 3-3 draw.

James Law struck twice to give the hosts a 2-0 lead by the early part of the second period but Alex Aldrich and Daniel Trott made it 2-2 and Alex Carter put the visitors in front for the first time on 81 minutes.

However, the final word belonged to the home side as Nathan Hawkhead pounced in stoppage time to ensure honours were even in a six-goal thriller.

Photo: Daniel North is congratulated by Jonathan Oglesby and fellow scorers Ben Vazquez and Joshua Batty after his goal in Brigg Town's 4-1 win at Yorkshire Amateur in NCEL Division One. (Picture: Anna Bäckström)