Gresley FC inflicted a second successive defeat on Stamford AFC, winning 2-1 at The Moat with goals from Callum Riddell after 76 minutes and Jamie Barrett 4 minutes later after the Daniels had led through Joe Burgess` 32^nd minute effort.

And Tadcaster Albion beat Loughborough Dynamo 1-0 at the i2i Stadium, courtesy of a Billy Whitehouse goal after 68 minutes to move above the visitors into ninth in the table.

Carlton Town led 2-0 at the Sir Halley Stewart Fields against second-bottom Spalding United before being pegged back.

Ollie Clark and Aidan Austin were on target for the Nottingham side inside the opening half-hour.

Alfa Jalo replied on 35 minutes and then recent signing Jack Brownell equalised 5 minutes from time.

Cleethorpes Town remain on bottom spot after sharing a six-goal draw at home against AFC Mansfield, whose Kieran Wells broke the deadlock right on half-time.

Lewis Collins equalised on the hour-mark, only for Jordan Annable to restore the Bulls` lead 10 minutes later.

Collins` second restored parity 5 minutes after that, only for Charlie Dawes to put the visitors in front for the third time 3 minutes later.

Brody Robertson earned Clee a point in the 86^th minute.

Ossett United missed the chance to go second after being held 2-2 at Ingfield by Yorkshire rivals Pickering Town.

The Pikes have found the going tough after promotion and came into the game in third-bottom spot.

They remain there but produced a decent performance in front of 311, with United only rescuing a point 2 minutes from time through Marko Basic.

Earlier, Adam Porritt had given the hosts a 9^th minute lead that Matt Turnbull levelled 3 minutes later, and Ryan Blott gave the Pikes the lead right on the stroke of half-time – a lead they held until Basic struck.

And at Chrsitchurch Meadow, Nathan Curtis looked to have given hosts Belper Town the points when he broke the deadlock against Wisbech Town in the 83^rd minute.

But the Fenmen equalised through Jon Fairbrother in time added on at the end of the game.