A series of competitive fixtures unfolded across the non-league football divisions last weekend, with several teams securing important victories and others battling to share points.

Liversedge edged out Avenue with a 1-0 win marked by Jake Swales’ goal in the 26th minute. Despite Avenue’s early dominance, Liversedge grew into the game during the second half and came close to equalizing, particularly through Joe Walton’s shot that struck the crossbar. The contest became heated late on when Liversedge’s Rudy Misambo was dismissed after receiving two yellow cards in the 85th minute. Ultimately, Avenue held firm to secure the win.

Corby Town and Boldmere St Michaels played out a 2-2 draw in a match reflecting strong determination from both sides. Boldmere opened the scoring via a penalty converted by Connor Armstrong, followed by a second goal from Jack Burgess stemming from a defensive mistake. Corby responded in the second half with goals from McKauley Manning and Ryan Boothe to level the match by the 84th minute.

Nuneaton Town maintained momentum with a 2-0 victory at Rugby Borough, marking their sixth consecutive league win. Goals from Terry Atem and Bradley Stretton secured the result, as Nuneaton continued to apply pressure on the league’s upper echelons. Stretton’s second-half strike proved decisive despite efforts from the home side to mount a comeback.

Belper Town delivered a dominant performance at St Ives Town, winning 5-0. The visitors opened the scoring just before halftime through Ioan Evans, capitalizing on a Jacob Gratton corner. A quick succession of goals shortly after the break, including a penalty from Gratton, ensured control over the match. Late goals from Gratton and Louis Keenen completed the emphatic victory.

Coleshill Town continued their rise up the table with a 4-2 triumph over Basford United. Bassit Mandey and Charlie Manners contributed early goals that gave Coleshill the lead, while Daniel Gyasi added a brace, including a late double. Basford managed a late goal in stoppage time but were unable to salvage points.

AFC Rushden delivered an entertaining 5-3 win against Long Eaton United in a high-scoring affair. Bruno Andrade was the standout player, netting a hat-trick, including the decisive final goal in the closing minutes. The match featured multiple lead changes and notable contributions from both sides.

Wellingborough Town maintained their top position by narrowly overcoming Grantham Town 3-2. Wellingborough established an early three-goal advantage within 12 minutes, but Grantham fought back with two goals from Louis Czerwak. Despite Grantham’s late surge, Wellingborough held on for the win.

Carlton Town secured a comfortable 3-0 away win against Coventry United, with Ash Chambers scoring twice and assisting the victory. Early goals from Sam Tomlinson and Chambers set the tone, and the visitors controlled much of the match despite challenging weather conditions.

In a thrilling encounter, Sutton Coldfield and Boston Town played out a 3-3 draw. Boston took a two-goal lead through Zak Munton, but Sutton mounted a comeback with goals from Ayo Lekuti and James McGrady. The lead changed hands multiple times late in the game before a last-minute equalizer from Boston ensured the points were shared.

Shepshed Dynamo earned a 1-1 draw at Mickleover thanks to a late equalizer from debutant James Tague. Mickleover had taken the lead in the 80th minute, but Shepshed goalkeeper Jake Williams made several outstanding saves to keep his team in contention before Tague’s goal secured a valuable point.

Loughborough Students extended their good run with a 3-0 win over Barwell, highlighted by a quick-fire hat-trick from Nat Salsby in the second half. Salsby’s goals, including two penalties, sealed the victory after a dominant first-half performance by the home side.

These results have shifted league dynamics across the non-league divisions, with several clubs strengthening their positions as the season progresses.