The Second Round of the Isuzu FA Vase took place on Saturday with three of the five remaining Macron NCEL clubs all keeping their dreams of a Wembley appearance alive.

There was late drama as Albion Sports sneaked through 3-2 against Holker Old Boys in a game that had been been deadlocked for 75 minutes before ending in a five-goal thriller.

The Old Boys took the lead but Mohammed Qasim and Ellis Wade turned the tie in the Lions' favour only for their visitors to level matters once again as injury time loomed.

But, Nathan Cartman struck to grab Sports the dramatic victory in a clash that had been moved to Brighouse Town's ground following firework damage sustained to the surface at Myra Shay in midweek.

Rossington Main are also into Monday's draw after a 6-5 win on spot kicks following a 2-2 scoreline at Carlisle City, Dylan Mantle and Archie Micklewaite with second half strikes to fight back from a two goal deficit in the opening half-hour.

And, Liversedge also came from behind to progress as Joseph Walton and Kelan Swales netted in a 2-1 home victory over Atherton Laburnum Rovers.

However, the FA Vase trail has ended for Brigg Town who were knocked out by an injury-time winner for visitors West Didsbury & Chorlton in a 2-1 defeat, Joshua Batty with the goal for the Zebras, and Barton Town went down 4-0 at South Liverpool.

In the Premier Division, Beverley Town have climbed up into second and are three points behind Sedge after their 2-0 home win against Bottesford Town, Adam Stockhill and James Piercy pouncing in the opening eleven minutes to claim the victory that lifts them above Tadcaster Albion who were beaten 3-1 at Handsworth.

Scott Ruthven's penalty and a Jordan Hines strike gave the hosting Ambers a two goal lead by the interval, that advantage was halved by Spencer Harris midway through the second period and Ruthven's second in stoppage time confirmed the three points for the home side who move up into fifth.

Sheffield keep themselves in fourth after their 3-0 defeat of visitors Penistone Church, Corey Gregory, Nathan Whitehead and Harrison Poulter all scoring in the opening period to claim a comfortable win.

There were also early goals for Thackley as Toby Marriott and Hass Gorji netted in the first quarter of the game to beat hosts Eccleshill United 2-0.

Patrick Sykes' injury time leveller snatched Campion a 1-1 home draw with Parkgate after Alex Wonham's penalty had broken the deadlock and it was goalless between Horbury Town and their visitors Frickley Athletic.

Dearne & District made it seven wins in a row to keep daylight between themselves and the chasing pack in Division One as the leaders won 3-0 at home to Goole AFC, Cian Guest's first half brace added to in stoppage time by Cyrus Rowe.

Harrogate Railway Athletic continue their pursuit of pole position as their 4-3 win over visitors Crowle Colts sees them up into second, four points off the summit.

Samuel Drake, Harry Lee, Harry Lynn and Alex Burton scored for the Rail whilst Declan Bacon claimed a double for Colts and Robert Guilfoyle converted a penalty in an exciting encounter.

Wakefield AFC have consolidated fourth spot as Owen Thomas, Billy Mole, Oli Robinson, Bolton Makwedza and Austin Vicenzino were their scorers in a 5-1 win at Ilkley Town, a game in which they raced into a three goal lead by the sixteenth minute.

Fifth-placed Leeds UFCA were beaten 2-1 at Maltby Main after taking the lead through Harrison Rowley with Luke Hinsley and Jordan Buckham turning the game round in the Miners' favour who move up into eighth.

Appleby Frodingham picked up three vital points in their bid to move from the relegation zone, Krzysztof Jarosz with an 82nd minute winner as they beat hosts Doncaster City 2-1 whilst Selby Town have climbed up into sixteenth after their 4-1 win at basement side Glasshoughton Welfare.

Joseph Rawcliffe, Daniel Davison, Lleyton Brown and Harry Clapham scored for the Robins who keep themselves five points clear of danger.

Cole Nelson and Will Pennell secured a 2-0 home win for Louth Town over Winterton Rangers whilst South Leeds shared six goals with Club Thorne Colliery, Luke Williams with a 71st minute equaliser for the visitors in a 3-3 rollercoaster draw.

Photo: Adam Drury is on the ball for Brigg Town during their narrow 2-1 home defeat to West Didsbury & Chorlton in the Isuzu FA Vase on Saturday. (Picture: Anna Bäckström)