Shaw Lane Aquaforce have joined AFC Mansfield and Tadcaster Albion in the last sixteen of the FA Vase after a comprehensive 4-1 home win over Walsall Wood in their Fourth Round Replay in midweek.

Matt Thornhill and Joe Thornton had them two up by the interval and the game was then wrapped up within ten minutes of the start of the second half as Andrew Fox and Sam Denton also found the net.

The visitors got a late consolation but the Toolstation NCEL Premier Division side go through to a home tie against Flackwell Heath.

The final place in the League Cup Fourth Round was claimed by Hallam as they won 4-0 at Worsbrough Bridge Athletic with Jake Wright scoring twice for the Sandygate side whilst Michael Blythen and Tom Fairweather also got on the scoresheet.

Meanwhile, four Fourth Round ties were played with AFC Mansfield, Lincoln Moorlands Railway, Cleethorpes Town and Tadcaster Albion all progressing to the Quarter-Finals.

The biggest shock saw Moorlands win 2-1 at home to Worksop Town with George Asplin's second-half brace seeing them through whilst the Tigers netted an injury-time penalty through Kyle Jordan.

Dean Rick and Craig Mitchell got on the scoresheet for AFC Mansfield in a 2-0 victory at Glasshoughton Welfare, Jonathan Oglesby claimed an extra-time winner for Cleethorpes as they went through 3-2 at Pickering Town and Tadcaster conceded first at Retford United but went on to win 6-1 with Carl Stewart getting two of their goals.

Louth Town progressed to the Semi-Finals of the Lincolnshire Senior Trophy as they won 2-1 at home to Lincoln United, Steve Norton and Jamie Coulson with the goals to beat their higher-ranked opposition.

And, Rossington Main's Sheffield & Hallamshire Senior Cup Quarter-Final with visitors Nostell Miners Welfare was abandoned in the opening minute of extra-time due to floodlight failure with the game goalless.

The result will stand and a replay will now be played at Nostell next week.

And, in the only game to survive the snow on Wednesday night, Shirebrook Town won 5-0 at Bottesford Town to climb up into fourth spot in Division One.

A Tom Johnson own goal opened the scoring before Keiron Watson struck each side of half-time and then Liam Morris and William Dennis completed the scoring for the Derbyshire side.