Brighouse Town are the new leaders of the Baris NCEL Premier Division after their 3-2 win at Heanor Town in midweek.

They came from behind on two occasions to go above Scarborough Athletic by a point but having played one game more.

Neil Grayson's 28th minute penalty put Heanor ahead before Ryan Hall levelled at the start of the second period.

Jeremy Mitchell restored the home side's advantage only for James Hurtley to cancel it out in the 53rd minute.

And, Hall scored the winner in the final few moments to secured a vital victory for Brighouse.

Bridlington Town's title challenge stuttered with a 1-1 draw at Liversedge which means they are now five points away from the summit.

Chris Batchelor had put the Seasiders ahead from the penalty spot on 58 minutes but Chris Hirst claimed a point for Sedge with his equaliser soon after.

Hall Road Rangers climbed off the bottom of the table with a 2-0 win at Thackley, Darren Rookes and Jamie Reeson scoring, with both the goals coming towards the end of the opening period.

Two of the sides chasing promotion in Division One met at the Bradley Football Development Centre and their rivals would have been happy to see it end 1-1 between Cleethorpes Town and Albion Sports.

Lee Stephenson broke the deadlock for the hosts on 44 minutes but Karl Hall made sure the spoils were shared on the hour mark.

Louth Town are through to the Quarter-Finals in the League Cup as Callum Hyland's opener and two from Dan Pawson, all in the opening 21 minutes, secured a 3-2 victory at home to Pontefract Collieries although the visitors threatened a second-half comeback with goals from Steve Tierney and Brenton Leister.

Pickering Town are into the Final of the North Riding Senior Cup as they won 4-2 on penalties at home to Guisborough Town after it had finished 1-1 after ninety minutes.

But, Worsbrough Bridge Athletic bowed out of the Sheffield & Hallamshire Senior Cup at the Quarter-Final stage despite a brave effort at home to Evo-Stik League side Sheffield.

Andrew Broadbent made it 2-2 for Worsbrough in the 28th minute of extra-time to force a shoot-out which the visitors won 3-1.