Both of the Toolstation NCEL sides left in the FA Vase bowed out of the competition in Sixth Round replays on Saturday.

Tadcaster Albion were beaten 1-0 at home by Highworth Town in a match marred by ugly scenes at the end of the game with the Brewers saying in a statement that they will be working with the police, their opponents and the FA to bring those responsible for the violence to account.

Shaw Lane Aquaforce, meanwhile, were beaten in extra-time at North West Counties League side Glossop North End despite taking the lead through Joe Thornton on 78 minutes.

The home side then equalised and struck in each period of the further half-hour to progress to the final four.

It was disappointment for both of the NCEL sides but they can both take pride for their long runs in the competition.

Worksop Town have gone above Tadcaster to the top of the Premier Division after their 2-1 victory at Bridlington Town, Andrew Ofosu putting the Tigers ahead on 15 minutes before Lewis Poucher levelled for the home side and Chris Adam got the winner just after the hour mark.

Heanor Town are up to seventh after their 3-0 home win over Parkgate, Jay Cooper, Kieran Debrouwer and Sam Jones with the Lions goals and they go above Barton Town Old Boys who drew 1-1 with visitors Garforth Town.

Bradley Ricketts had broken the deadlock for the hosts but it was cancelled out on 69 minutes by Nick Black.

The two bottom three sides that played both picked up three points with 2-0 victories to show signs of life in their battle to avoid relegation.

Adam Lee and Liam Wilkin netted for Retford United at Liversedge whilst Dale Kelly and Rob Bordman got on the scoresheet for Nostell Miners Welfare at home to Albion Sports.

Armthorpe Welfare were 3-2 winners at Thackley, Pickering Town picked up a point in a 1-1 draw at Maltby Main and Handsworth Parramore beat visitors Athersley Recreation, 2-1.

AFC Emley are back at the summit of Division One after they won their top-of-the-table home clash with Pontefract Collieries, Reuben Jerome with the only goal of the game in the first five minutes.

Ryan Damms and Rob Paling's second half strikes saw Clipstone win 2-0 at home to Lincoln Moorlands Railway and the Cobras are now in third spot, three points off the top with three games in hand.

Shirebrook Town are up into fourth with a 6-0 hammering of hosts Worsbrough Bridge Athletic, Andre Johnson and Jamie York getting two goals each for the Langwith Road side.

A 1-1 draw for AFC Mansfield sees them drop to fifth with their hosts Bottesford Town moving up into sixth with their point, Ashley Kitchen opening the scoring on 47 minutes for the away side before a late equaliser from Lee Ridley shared the spoils.

Hemsworth Miners Welfare fall to seventh following their 3-0 home loss to Knaresborough Town, Colin Heath with a brace for the visitors.

Basement side Grimsby Borough were beaten 5-0 at home by Penistone Church to stay fourteen points adrift of Lincoln Moorlands Railway and Winterton Rangers are down into the bottom three after their 3-0 defeat at Hallam.

They replace Dronfield Town who won 4-1 at home to Eccleshill United whilst there were away victories for Yorkshire Amateur and Hall Road Rangers who triumphed 3-2 at Rossington Main and 4-0 at Teversal, respectively.

And, Louth Town won on their own patch, beating visitors Selby Town, 2-1.