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CARLTON LEAVES PILGRIMS FUMING

CHORLEY equalised seven minutes into injury time to extend their unbeaten run to six games against Boston. The Magpies pulled one back with in the 88th minute then substitute Carlton Ubaezuonu struck at the death.

ROBINS SMASH MOORS FOR SIX

ALTRINCHAM returned to winning ways with an emphatic victory over fellow play-off chasers Solihull Moors, who crashed to a third straight defeat, described as ‘embarrassing’ by boss Andy Whing.

Pools in dark but Ravens shine

There was nothing Cheeky about Bromley’s victory at Hartlepool United – even if the game could have been abandoned at half-time.

KEV PLAYS TOP CARD IN HARRY!

GATESHEAD paid the price for missed as chances as depleted battlers Southend fought back to earn a precious point on the banks of the Tyne.

PERFECT 10 IS IN THE BANK

DOMINANT Chesterfield moved 11 points clear at the top of the National League – although they were given a scare by gallant Eastleigh.

CHARLIE'S THE STONES-ANGEL

A 96th winner by Charlie Barker earned Wealdstone the bragging rights in this pulsating local derby at Grosvenor Vale.

OLD PALS ACT INSPIRE NORS

Goal ace at home with duo

Macc's £13m man is a nice Brucie bonus

IN football, it’s not what you know, it’s who you know. Or, in the case of Alex Bruce, who turns up to your weekly kickabout.

DUTTON IS ON THE BUTTON!

SALISBURY boss Brian Dutton admits even he’s been surprised by how quite how good his league leaders have started this season – and now they’re determined to build on it and launch a promotion bid.

IT'S RED FOR DANGER AS BILLY EYES A SCALP

BILLY HEATH says he makes no apologies if his Alfreton Town side don’t serve up a lunchtime feast of football for the FA Cup purists on Saturday – just so long as they continue doing what they do best.

HEED FLYING THE FLAG IN SOME STYLE

Boss Cowley's heart remains in Non-League

HORNETS BUZZ FOR REPRIEVE!

HORSHAM boss Dom Di Paola has admitted his players are still in 'shock' following their surprise FA Cup reprieve after Barnsley were found to have played an ineligible player.

SWEET 16! Trophy shocks aplenty as big guns fall on road to Wembley

STEP 4 heroes are celebrating Isuzu FA Trophy success on a day of no fewer than SIXTEEN upsets in the second round.

BEGINNING OF A LEGACY AND THE VALLEY OF OPPORTUNITY

THEIR historic FA Cup journey may well be over but Cray Valley PM boss Steve McKimm believes it was an adventure that could well define the club's future.

GREENING TAKES POSITIVES FROM ROVERS' HUMBLING

JONATHAN Greening says his Scarborough Athletic side will learn valuable lessons after the Seadogs were blown away by fast-starting Forest Green Rovers at The New Lawn.

BOSS NEAL RELISHES NEXT ARD CUP TASK

YORK CITY boss Neal Ardley joked the Minstermen have been riding their luck in the FA Cup so much that a great run might be written in the stars!

A BAN MUST MEAN A BAN FA loophole' is unfair, says chief

FA loophole is unfair, says chief

FANS IN RALLY TO RESCUE CRISIS HIT BORO

CRISIS club Nuneaton Borough say the collective effort of supporters has enabled them to carry on playing this week.

BREWERS MOURN FANS FAVOURITE DALE

LEAGUE One side Burton Albion have led the tributes to former fans favourite Dale Anderson, who died this week at the age of just 44.

DYER: WE ARE ALL TO BLAME

Caretaker boss hits out after Cards axe Sarll

NEWTON FORCE IS STRONG AGAIN

SEAN NEWTON has been taking notes from managers for years.

WE'RE THE NEW PRIDE OF BORO!

HAVING opened English football’s newest stadium, namely Phoenix Park, in September, Boro Rangers became the first club to host Northern League football in the town of Middlesbrough for 124 years.

Spitfires land late blow on Alty

SCOTT Quigley scored Eastleigh’s first goal and laid on Paul McCallum’s late second half winner as Eastleigh shattered Altrincham’s proud ten-match unbeaten National League run which stretched back to early September.

WEARNE WEARS IT WELL!

A SECOND-HALF brace from Stephen Wearne ensured an impressive Gateshead inflicted a first home defeat of the season on sorry Barnet.

MAHER'S MEN CONTINUE TO RISE AGAINST ALL THE ODDS

SOUTHEND United fought back to beat table-topping Chester field at Roots Hall – despite only being able to select two substitutes.

NORWOOD PILES ON WOE-KING

JAMES Norwood’s second-half strike secured a first victory in four games for Oldham as managerless Woking slumped to a fifth straight home defeat.

DALE RETURN TO WINNING WAYS

Manager Jimmy McNulty praised his Rochdale players after they ended a worrying slump with a much-needed home victory against Aldershot Town who slipped out of the play-off places.

GLOVERS GLORY GRINDS RUN TO A HALT!

YEOVIL TOWN’S club-record 14-match winning run finally came to an end at the hands of south-west rivals Torquay.

BRUCIE'S BOYS SHINE AS MACC STUN REDS!

MACCLESFIELD pulled off a cup upset in Derbyshire as they came from behind to beat Step 2 Alfreton Town in an enthralling encounter.

CARDEN HAILS HIS TERRIFIC  DABBERS

DELIGHTED Nantwich Town boss Paul Carden hailed his players for converting some ‘unbelievable penalties’ to knock out National League North side Chester.