Blue Square North wrap

The Blue Square North saw an exciting Saturday afternoon of football as AFC Telford and Vauxhall Motors played out a five-goal thriller and Kettering Town thrashed Leigh RMI.

AFC Telford 3-2 Vauxhall Motors

AFC Telford came out on top of a five-goal thriller against Vauxhall Motors at New Bucks Head Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

Ged Brannan scored in the 39th minute to hand the visitors a half-time lead.Peter Heler made it 2-0 on the hour mark, but the home side hit back with three late goals.

Luke Reynolds, Gary Fitzpatrick and Jimmy Turner all scored to cap off a great afternoon for Telford and mark a remarkable comeback.

Alfreton Town 1-1 Blyth Spartans

Alfreton and Blyth Spartans could not build on their early goals as the match at North Street ended in a draw.

Andy Johnson put the visitors ahead in the 29th minute only for Danny Reet to equalise three-minutes later.

The second-half was a scrappy affair as neither side could breach the oppositions backline.

Gainsborough 0-2 Solihull

Solihull put in an impressive display to see off the challenge of Gainsborough.

The supporters had to wait until the second-half for any real goalmouth action, and when it came, it was to the away supporters liking.

Daniel Davidson was the man who grabbed the goal before Jason Moore sealed the points in the 82nd minute.

Harrogate 0-1 Worcester City

Worcester City claimed an important victory over Harrogate at Wetherby Road on Saturday afternoon.

Ryan Clarke was the hero for the visitors as he grabbed the only goal of the game in the 12th minute.

Kettering Town 3-0 Leigh RMI

David Bridges grabbed a brace as Kettering thrashed Leigh RMI at Rockingham Road.

It was only in the second-half that the match really sprung to life and Bridges grabbed his first in the 74th minute.

He scored his second six-minutes later before Mark Rawle sealed the win with four-minutes left on the clock.

Redditch 0-1 Hucknall

Hucknall braved the cold as they left the Valley with a valuable victory over Redditch on Saturday.

Nikille Howell was the hero of the day as he grabbed the only goal of the game in the 58th minute.

Although the match was evenly contested, Hucknall had that something extra in the final third to earn them the three-points ahead of the busy festive period.

The clash between Stalybridge Celtic and Southport had to be postponed due to a frozen pitch.