Just a couple of Vanarama National League North clubs fell to defeats to lower league opposition.

BetVictor Southern League Premier Division Central side Hednesford Town ousted Blyth Spartans 4-2 at Keys Park.

Reece King gave the Pitmen a 6^th minute lead that Callum Roberts cancelled out in the 40^th minute.

Kieran Morris restored the home side`s lead just before the break, only for Roberts to equalise just after half-time.

Morris` second arrived after 63 minutes to make it 3-2 and Danny Glover made sure with a fourth just 2 minutes later.

The Pitmen`s league rivals Peterborough Sports knocked out Guiseley AFC 1-0 at home, courtesy of a goal from sub Maniche Sani in the final seconds.

Isthmian League South East side Chichester City knocked out Isthmian Premier Division Enfield Town 1-0 in Sussex, with an 86^th minute Lloyd Rowlatt goal.

And Northern Premier League Division One South East outfit Belper Town edged out Southern League Premier Division Central visitors Rushall Olympic 2-1.

Alex Paterson gave the Nailers a 9^th minute lead that Jon Letford levelled 20 minutes from time.

But up popped sub Charlie Dawes to win it for the hosts in the 81^st minute.

Southern League Division One South side Bristol Manor Farm have a second chance against National League South visitors Wealdstone following a 0-0 draw, as do Northern Premier League Premier Division Whitby Town, who drew 1-1 at the Turnbull Ground against National League North side Gloucester City.

But the Tigers left it very, very late – Marlow Jackson`s equaliser coming 4 minutes into stoppage time after the Seasiders had led through Danny Rowe`s 63^rd minute penalty.

There were some big winners on the day, with Isthmian North Maldon & Tiptree being the biggest, running out 6-1 winners over Isthmian South Central side Chertsey Town.

Charlee Hughes netted a hat-trick, Jordan Slew a brace and Laste Dombaxed a late sixth, with Kevin Maclaren scoring a consolation.

National League North side Spennymoor Town came close to being the biggest, hammering former rivals and now Northern Premier League Premier Division Ashton United 6-2 at Hurst Cross.

Glen Taylor was the Moors` hero with four goals, Rob Ramshaw and Mark Anderson being the others on the mark, with Casian Angel and Steven Tames replying.

Southport went nap at National League North rivals Farsley Celtic`s Throstle Nest.

Ben Atkinson, Jack Sampson, Russell Benjamin, Devarn Green and David Morgan were the Port marksmen.

In the all-Southern League Premier Division South tie, Hayes & Yeading United edged a nine-goal thriller against Hendon.

But the home crowd must have thought it was going to be plain sailing as they raced into a 3-0 half-time lead, thanks to a 31st minute Ogo Obi penalty and goals in the final few minutes of the half from Joe Grant and a Chris Grace own goal.

Kameron English reduced the deficit for Hendon on 62 minutes before Omar Rowe made it 4-1.

Sam Corcoran pulled a second back for the Greens with 20 minutes to go and 5 minutes later, Francis Amartey slotted the ball home to make it 3-4.

Amazingly, Hendon equalised with another goal from Amartey on 81 minutes but Hassan Jalloh on his return to the club, scored a penalty after he was brought down in the area in the 88^th minute.