Both Stamford dropped their first points in an amazing 4-4 draw at the Zeeco Stadium against win-less Cleethorpes Town.

Stamford took an early 6^th minute lead through Jordan Cooke, only for Jonathan Oglesby to level on 23 minutes.

Three minute later, Joe Burgess restored the Daniels lead and an own goal from Mark Gray 5 minutes later gave them a 3-1 cushion at the break.

Lewis Collins reduced the arrears on 66 minutes, only for Bradley Fortnam-Tomlinson to restore Stamford`s two-goal cushion 3 minutes later.

Oglesby`s second made it 3-4 on 74 minutes and Stamford`s Rob Morgan was sent-off for two yellows in quick succession in the 83^rd minute.

Three minutes later, Scott Vernon equalised from the penalty spot and Cleethorpes held on, despite also going down to ten-men in stoppage time when sub Oli Donald was sent-off.

Newly-merged Ossett United shared a 3-3 draw at Ingfield against Belper Town.

Nathan Curtis gave the Nailers a 15^th minute lead that Corey Gregory cancelled out within 3 minutes.

Danny South had the visitors back in front against one of his former clubs on 33 minutes and it didn`t look good for United when Rikki Paylor added Belper`s fourth 5 minutes before the break.

But Tom Corner on 63 minutes and then a stoppage time Jack Vann equaliser salvaged a point and kept Ossett unbeaten.

Frickley Athletic suffered their first defeat, 3-2 at Westfield Lane against new boys AFC Mansfield.

It was some comeback from the visitors after trailing to goals from Jacob Hazel after 7 minutes and Jack Burton after 14 minutes.

Lynton Karkach bagged a brace for Mansfield in the 49^th and 65^th minutes, with Brad Wells winning it 4 minutes later.

Sheffield FC and Loughborough Dynamo both recorded their first wins of the new season.

Club beat newcomers Pontefract Collieries 5-3 at home, with Marc Newsham bagging a brace, Mitch Dunn, Jamie Yates and Andy Gascoigne singles – an Eli Hey penalty, Jack Greenhough and Jake Picton replying.

Dynamo beat Collieries` former Toolstation Northern Counties East League rivals Pickering Town 4-2 at home – the Pikes` fourth successive defeat.

The hosts led 3-0 at the break with goals from Josh Riley, a Karl Demidh penalty and another on 43 minutes.

The Pikes responded with two goals in a minute just after the break from Billy Logan and a Ryan Blott spot-kick, but a fourth in the 4^th minute of stoppage time from Jordan Wilson made sure for Dynamo.

Two other new sides met with Morpeth Town hammering Wisbech Town 5-2 in the north-east.

The Fenmen led through Layton Maddison`s 18^th minute effort which a Nick Jackson own goal cancelled out right on the stroke of half-time.

But 5 minutes after the break, Tom Potter put Morpeth ahead and then Julian Petrache, Stephen Forster and Liam Henderson stretched their advantage to 5-1 by the 84^th minute, rendering Danny Setchell`s 87^th minute reply as just a consolation.

Morpeth`s former Ebac Northern League rivals Marske United won 2-0 at Wisbech`s neighbours Spalding United, thanks to Craig Gott after 10 minutes and Damien Stevens on 67 minutes.

Back-to-back wins for Gresley FC, 2-1 at The Moat against Tadcaster Albion, thanks to a brace of penalties converted by Martyn Smyth in the 42^nd and 85^th minutes – Taddy replying through Chris Howarth 3 minutes into stoppage time.

Second win too for Brighouse Town, 2-1 at Carlton Town, courtesy of a Kieran Walker own goal in the first half and a late Gabriel Johnson effort 9 minutes from time after Ben Hutchinson had equalised 5 minutes after the opener.

Lincoln United`s third win came 2-1 at Ashby Avenue against Stocksbridge Park Steels, with Kevin Hemagou after just 2 minutes and a Paul Grimes spot-kick 6 minutes from time outgunning Liam McFadyen`s reply 5 minutes into the second half.