Michael Jacklin forced home a stoppage-time winner as Evo-Stik Northern Premier League East side Lincoln United knocked Vanarama National League North club Boston United out of the Lincolnshire Senior Cup on Wednesday night.

It appeared that Grant Roberts and Andre Johnson had done enough to force penalties as they netted in the final 8 minutes, but it was the Whites who will go on to face Cleethorpes Town in the semi-finals.

In a match full of incident, Kevin Hemagou and Matt Cotton put Lincoln 2-0 up, while Paul Grimes missed from the spot and Pilgrims `keeper Dylan Parkin was sent-off 5 minutes after half-time for a `professional foul`.

Boston`s league rivals Bradford Park Avenue were edged out 2-1 at the Horsfall Stadium by League One neighbours Bradford City, who therefore took the annual Tom Banks Trophy.

It was one of several trialists who gave Avenue the lead midway through the first half.

Second half efforts from Luca Colville and a late Tom Clare goal won it for the Bantams.

National League Solihull Moors beat Championship side Birmingham City`s under-23s 2-0.

A deep corner from former Blues star Darren Carter struck Joe Redmond at the far post and the ball cannoned in off the young Irish defender.

Moors extended their advantage on 62 minutes.

Once again Carter was the provider as he sent in a neat ball from the left which was converted on the volley by Addi Youssuf.

National League South side Hungerford Town conceded a stoppage time penalty as they fell to a 3-2 defeat against League One Oxford United at Bulpit Lane.

The Crusaders had the lead at the half-time interval as Harvey Bradbury slotted home after a defensive error.

United scored twice after the break as goals from Fabio Lopes and a trialist gave them the advantage.

However, Hungerford kept pressing and scored late as a trialist took advantage of a goalkeeping error to level late on.

The scoring wasn't complete there as Oxford won a stoppage time penalty with new signing Cameron Norman converting the kick.

Hungerford`s new league rivals Dulwich Hamlet suffered their first pre-season defeat against a League One Charlton Athletic side that included all their first-team squad.

Lyle Taylor gave Charlton the lead before Byron Lawrence levelled with a stunning strike from 30 yards.

Jake Forster-Caskey won it for the visitors in the second half.

National League North side Nuneaton Town shared a 2-2 draw with League Two Port Vale.

Port Vale loan striker Idris Kanu and Louis Dodds scored while Vale loanee Dior Angus and former player Enoch Andoh netted for Nuneaton.

Nuneaton, whose stadium is owned by Vale owner Norman Smurthwaite, took the lead on 19 minutes through on-loan Valiant Dior Angus’ smart finish.

Vale equalised on 64 minutes when a trialist was fouled in the box and Idris Kanu netted the spot-kick.

Louis Dodds gave Vale the lead on 74 minutes with a calm chip over the keeper.

However, Nuneaton equalised when the on-trial Enoch Andoh scored against his former club in the final moments.

Evo-Stik Southern League Premier Division South club Chesham United were beaten 5-1 at the Meadow by League Two Luton Town.

Ryan Blake had actually given the Generals a 21^st minute lead, but goals from

A brace from Jorge Grant and singles from Jake Jervis, Danny Hylton and Matty Pearson sealed the Hatters` win.

Chesham`s new league rivals Swindon Supermarine enjoyed a good 2-2 draw at the WebbsWood Stadium against Luton`s rivals Forest Green Rovers.

Conor McDonagh have `Marine the lead. Dan Ogunleye levelled, only for Josh Parsons to restore the home side`s lead in the second period.

Scott Laird equalised 6 minutes from time.

Evo-Stik Northern Premier League side Stalybridge Celtic lost 3-0 at Bower Fold to Premier League Burnley`s development squad.

Summer signing Rob Harker took just 4 minutes to get off the mark with Ntumba Massanka doubling the lead inside the opening 10 minutes.

And a third goal 7 minutes into the second half from subs Tinashe Chakwana put the Clarets out of sight.

Stalybridge`s new league rivals Bamber Bridge went down 3-1 at the Sir Tom Finney Stadium to Burnley`s rivals Everton`s under-23s.

Nathangelo Markelo, Fraser Hornby and Harry Charsley were on target for the young Blues, with Michael Potts hitting a consolation for Brig.

Southern League Premier Division Central side Biggleswade Town shared a 2-2 draw with National League South outfit Hemel Hempstead Town at the Carlsberg Stadium.

The Waders` goals came from Matt Ball and Liam Brooks.

National League South Woking beat Chelsea`s development team 1-0 at Kingfield, courtesy of a lovely header from Duane Acheampong from a free-kick.

Woking`s new league rivals Truro City shared a 1-1 draw with a Swansea City XI at Treyew Road.

Louis Rooney put the White Tigers ahead just before the break, but a penalty near the end earned the now Championship Swans a draw.

Southern League Premier Division Central side Lowestoft Town and Championship outfit Ipswich Town`s under-23s shared a 1-1 Crown Meadow draw.

Ben Fowkes levelled for the Trawlerboys after 50 minutes after Aaron Drinan had given the Tractor Boys a 15^th minute lead.

In front of a crowd of 585, Southern League Division One South side Bideford AFC went down 3-0 to a strong League One Plymouth Argyle squad.

Gregg Wylde, Joel Grant and Ryan Edwards were the Argyle marksmen.

And a little further down into deepest Cornwall, South West Peninsula League side Bodmin Town were on the end of an 11-1 thrashing by a strong team sent by county resident Neil Warnock from Premier League newcomers Cardiff City.

Danny Ward scored a hat-trick for the Bluebirds.