Selby Town goalkeeper Arran Reid saved two penalties in the shootout win over Guiseley
Selby Town are through to the third round of the West Riding County Cup after beating Conference North giants Guiseley on penalties.
Selby actually took the lead in normal time through Richard Medcalf before Oli Johnson equalised for Guiseley.
It finished 1-1 and then Arran Reid was the hero for Selby in the shootout by pulling off two saves to earn his side a 4-3 win.
Holders Eccleshill United are out after losing 5-2 to Farsley AFC.
Eccleshill did lead twice through Steve Rivera and Viktor Balis, but goals from Spencer Harris (2), Adam Priestley, Marcus Edwards and Corben Parkhurst ensured their progress.
Brighouse Town crashed out – losing 6-2 at Silsden.
Del Pollock’s last minute equaliser prevented the indignity of crashing to the bottom of the Toolstation NCEL Premier Division table for Glasshoughton Welfare.
Ex Welfare striker Kieran Corley gave Liversedge the lead in the first half, but Pollock struck late-on to secure a 1-1 draw.
Danny Critchlow had to go in goal for Handsworth Parramore after an injury to goalkeeper Andrew Sneath.
Critchlow played a lead role as Handsworth held Athersley to a goal-less draw.
Two late goals earned Cleethorpes Town a 3-1 victory over Shaw Lane Aquaforce – Luke O’Brien scored for Cleethorpes.
Thackley comfortably won 4-0 at Armthorpe Welfare – Mike Garrod, Ryan Farrell, Liam Hudson and Mark Truman scored.
A second half equaliser from Scott Whittington earned Parkgate a 1-1 draw with Heanor Town.
Pickering Town thrashed Maltby Main 7-0.
In the Evo Stik Division One North, Harrogate Railway went down 2-1 at Clitheroe.
Nathan Cartman scored for Railway, who had a Matt Heath header controversially ruled out.
Ossett Albion 0-1 Salford City
Ossett Albion were very unlucky not to get something out of this game where they matched ‘Class of 92’ club Salford City all the way.
The difference between the two sides was a superb strike from former Premier League player Danny Webber.
Albion played well in the first half and looked lively and full of ideas. Their defence coped well with the fast-moving Salford forwards who played with width and slick passing.
In spite of all Albion’s efforts Salford took the lead with their first shot on target. Webber’s curling shot from distance gave Brett Souter in the Albion goal no chance.
The second half saw Albion redouble their efforts and instead of giving up they began to trouble the Salford defence. The longer the score remained 0-1, the more nervous Salford seemed to get and the more Albion created chances and believed they could get at least a point.
Salford’s attack was limited to a couple of Webber shots which were wide of the target and another couple of chances which Souter saved well.
Albion created a couple of clear chances and with a little more luck they could have levelled. Firstly Rob Bordman did well on the right and his cross flashed across the goalmouth just inches in front of Josh Odukomaya’s outstretched foot. Then in another attack a shot evaded the Salford goalkeeper and a defender on the goal-line sliced his clearance. Unfortunately for Albion the ball went straight to the goalkeeper.
Ossett Albion: Souter, Walker (Brunt), Rothel, Riordan, Trice, Nicholson, Reece, Nelson (Odukomaya), Bordman, Muller, Grech-Brooksbank (Smith). Subs unused: Hardaker, Thompson.