Toolstation NCEL Round-up
Luke Fletcher scored both goals against his former club Handsworth as Maltby Main came back to win 2-1 at Muglet Lane in the Premier Division.
Handsworth drew first blood in the seventh minute after being awarded a penalty. Goalkeeper Dan Morton saved Kyle Jordan’s attempt, but Bailey Hobson converted the rebound.
Fletcher responded for Maltby quite quickly by heading home at the far post from a corner from the left.
The midfielder then hit the winner midway through the second half.
Thackley staged a late comeback to win 2-1 against Hemsworth Miners Welfare.
Although it could be argued that it was fully deserved. Hemsworth player/manager Luke Danville headed his side in front in the first half and that’s how it remained until Lewis Waddington equalised late-on. James Rothel then won it with five minutes to go.
Jack Bennett had given Athersley Rec a 2-1 lead against Barton Town, but unfortunately Shane Kelsey’s lost 4-2 after late goals.
Reagan Waud was Goole’s scorer in the 6-1 defeat to AFC Mansfield.
Division One
Armthorpe Welfare won for the first time this season after a 4-0 victory at Selby Town.
Adam Lee set Armthorpe on their way with a goal on the stroke of half-time. Harry Brown, Adam Baskerville and Luke Williams completed the win.
Red hot Nostell Miners Welfare staged a stunning finale to steal a 2-1 victory at Rossington Main – their third consecutive win. Nostell were trailing to Jordan Buckham’s first half opener with just ten minutes to go.
Sam Ford was ultimately the hero as he equalised and then supplied Ash Austin for the last minute winner.
Mick O’Connell’s Harrogate Railway recorded back-to-back wins for the first time in more than two-and-half years.
Joe Crosby and Kieran Greenway’s goals either side of half-time secured a 2-0 win at East Hull.
Tom Claisse’s worldie free kick placed the foundations for Emley to ease to a 3-0 success over Dronfield Town.
Claisse, Kane Reece and James Eyles had the win wrapped up by half-time.
North Ferriby led by the score-line by half-time as well at Glasshoughton Welfare, but their victory ended up finishing as 3-2. Jamie Forrester, Niall Tilsley and Leigh Hutchinson scored for Ferriby.
Sam Nelson pulled a goal back for Welfare before Mark Ferguson’s last minute penalty.