Toolstation NCEL Premier Division Round-Up
Nick Guest’s held his nerve to score a last minute penalty to rescue a 2-2 draw for Penistone Church who looked dead and buried at half-time.
Church were staring down the barrel of a second consecutive league defeat after conceding two Lynton Karkach goals.
Kieran Ryan scored from a corner in the 55th minute before Guest converted a 90th minute equalising penalty for the second time in three league games.
Mark Simpson notched his first goal in a Knaresborough Town jersey on his first start with the opener in Rob Hunter’s unbeaten side 2-0 win at Goole AFC.
Sean Hunter was taking a night off scoring as he provided the assist for Garforth Town legend Simpson.
Knaresborough sealed their latest win in the closing stages.
Dom Creamer ran the whole length of the field to gift Tom Dugdale with a simple goal.
Eccleshill United stormed to a 5-1 victory at Emley AFC.
Andy Cooper (penalty), Aiden Day, Sumaili Cissa, Zac Sangster and Ellis Wade were the heroes for Lee Elam’s men.
George Doyle briefly reduced the deficit for Emley when Eccleshill led 2-0.
Reggie Waud was Maltby Main’s hat-trick hero in the 5-0 defeat of eight man Athersley Rec at Muglet Lane.
Alex Hardwick and Waud (2) had already given Maltby a comfortable three-goal lead before Athersley captain Dale Brettoner was shown a second yellow card for encroachment from a free kick.
Rec’s goalkeeper was then later sent off for handling outside his penalty area.
Waud made it four with his match-ball stealing goal before Athersley were reduced to eight men after a third man went off injured after all three substitutes had been used.
Johnathan Williams added the fifth in the last minute.
Silsden were denied a second consecutive victory as Barton Town equalised in the 81st minute to claim a 2-2 draw.
Mohammed Qasim and Joe Jagger had overturned an early deficit to put Silsden ahead.
Hemsworth Miners Welfare lost 4-3 to Sherwood Colliery – Connor Brunt, Jay Davis and Kane Swinburn were the Wells goal-scorers.