Only two games - one from each division - survived the weather in Saturday's League programme with all the others falling victim to waterlogged pitches.

And, there was a shock result in the Premier Division, as leaders Maltby Main were beaten 3-0 at home to lowly Glasshoughton Welfare.

Nigel Croad put the visitors ahead after 53 minutes before Carl Fox doubled their advantage soon after.

Croad added his second and Welfare's third in injury time to move them up two places to fifteenth in the table.

Maltby's lead at the top, therefore, stays at one point over Sheffield but having now played three games more.

AFC Emley climbed one place to fourteenth in Division One thanks to a thrilling 3-2 home win over Dinnington Town.

Again, all the goals came in the second half with Dinnington taking the lead in the opening seconds after the interval through an own goal.

But, Emley levelled matters from the penalty spot on 63 minutes, Allan Laud grabbing the equaliser.

And, the home side suddenly took a two goal lead as the game went into the final moments through Paul Quinn and Dave Wallace.

Liam Cartledge scored an injury time spot-kick to pull one back for Dinnington but the hosts held on for a vital three points.

Dinnington remain eleventh in the table.