Saturday's Blue Square North wrap

Kettering Town suffered a loss at the hands of Stalybridge Celtic in what was another exciting Saturday afternoon of Blue Square North football.

AFC Telford 6-1 Leigh RMI

AFC Telford put in an absolutely stunning performance as they ran out 6-1 victors over struggling Leigh RMI.

Kieran Lugsden put the visitors into the lead in the 16th minute, but Gary Fitzpatrick put a damper on their celebrations with an equaliser shortly before half-time.

The second-half was dominated by Telford with five more goals being scored by the home side thanks mainly to some brilliant team play.

Boston United 1-1 Nuneaton

Boston left it late to secure a point as they came from a goal behind to draw with Nuneaton.

Jordan Stepien opened the scoring for the home side in the 78th minute to silence all at the Staffsmart Stadium.

But Lee Thompson was the hero of the day as he equalised with seconds remaining on the clock to earn his side a valuable point.

Burscough 2-2 Solihull Moors

Two first-half goals could not earn Solihull an away victory against a dogged Burscough outfit on Saturday at Victoria Park.

Alan Smart opened the scoring for the home side in the 13th minute, only for a Brian Moogan own goal and a Junior English strike to send the visitors into the break with the lead.

Moogan made up for his earlier mistake by grabbing the equaliser with 16 minutes left to play.

Gainsborough 3-0 Vauxhall Motors

Three second-half goals handed Gainsborough a well-earned victory over Vauxhall Motors at the Northolme on Saturday afternoon.

Alex Rodman scored twice and Lewis McMahon once, to secure what could turn out to be a valuable victory come the end of the season.

Harrogate Town 2-2 Barrow

Barrow could not hold onto their lead on two occasions as the home side hit back to secure a point.

A Jamie Price own goal opened the scoring for the visitors, only for Mark Hume to equalise soon after.

Matt Henny thought he had won the match for the visiting outfit, only for Hume to complete his brace 13 minutes from the end.

Hucknall 1-2 Southport

Two second-half goals handed Southport an invaluable victory over Hucknall at Watnall Road on Saturday afternoon.

Bobby Wilson handed the home side a half-time lead when he struck in the 30th minute thanks to some brilliant team work.

But the home side could not hold that lead as Neil Prince and Mark Duffy scored to send the away fans home delighted.

Hyde United 0-2 Alfreton Town

Alfreton Town put on a wonderful display as they ran out 2-0 victors over Hyde United as Tamside.

A Paul Clayton goal shortly before the break sent the away side into the half-time interval a goal up.

Peter Knox sealed the points for the visitors in the 85th minute when he rounded off some wonderful midfield play from his team-mates.

Kettering 0-1 Stalybridge

Stalybridge provided the shock of the day as the came away from Rockingham Road with a the three-points.

The game was an evenly contested affair as both side's took their time to feel the opposition out.

James Dean proved to be the difference between the side's, as his goal in the 87th minute ended the match as a contest.

Redditch United 3-2 Hinckley

Redditch left it late to make their dominance count as they came out on top of a five-goal thriller with Hinckley at the Valley on Saturday.

Howard Forington put the home side ahead in the fifth minute, only for Kyle Storer to equalise from the penalty spot on 16 minutes.

Graham Deakin restored the home side's lead on 26 minutes, but Tom Bonner made sure the team's went into the break on level terms when he scored seconds before the half-time whistle.

Damien Markman proved to be the difference between the side's on the day when he scored in the 85th minute for the home side to send the supporters into raptures.

Tamworth 3-0 Blyth Spartans

Tamworth thrashed Blyth Spartans at the Lamb Ground on Saturday.

David Brompton opened the scoring in the third minute for the home side, and that's how it stayed until the break despite the home outfit's dominance.

Two second-half penalties from Colin Marrison secured the win and sent the fans home delighted.

Worcester City 2-2 Workington

An Emeka Nwadike brace rescued a point for the home side in what was an entertaining game at St Georges Lane on Saturday afternoon.

Jonny Wright and Graham Anthony put the visitors into a two-goal lead, but Nwadike showed his passion and his class to pull the side's level and rescue a point.