Elliott Hughes’ decisive goal with twenty minutes remaining proved to be the goal that sent Aigburth Arms to the National Cup final, with a 2-1 victory over SE Dons.

Ethan Hartshorn’s 90th-minute winner sparked wild scenes at Anfield Sports, as Congleton came from behind to sink Lower Breck.

Kyle Schorah and Mark Madden’s late flurry of strikes earned AFC Liverpool a huge win in their serge up the table, as the ‘Non League Reds’ succumbed Squires Gate 2-0 at the Marine Travel Arena.

Elliot Taylor’s strike midway through the second half earned Litherland REMYCA another three points in their road to recovery, as Northwich Victoria were next to the sword as another resilient REMY display saw them topple the title challengers.

Litherland REMYCA re-instated their recent favourable run of form as they aim to keep a cushion above the bottom three, as the 'REMY' succumbed Barnoldswick Town 2-1 in the process as 'Barney's' winless streak stretches to five.

A shock materialised at the Marine Travel Arena, as Maghull came to high-flying but off-form FC Bootle to knock them out 2-1 in the Pyke Cup.

A rampant AFC Liverpool marched on to record a healthy victory over a revitalised Kendal Town side, with a double from Tom Douglas coupled up with strikes from Oliver Sanderson-Rigby, Elliot Hughes and debutant Mark Madden done the damage for the ‘Non-League Reds’.

After Lower Breck led by two on the brink of the final minute, a double from the penalty spot by Ben Hoskin denied the hosts a crucial win and nicked a point for the ‘Storks’.

A last minute free-kick by Avro helped the side from Manchester to rescue a point at Anfield Sports Centre, drawing 2-2 against a resilient Lower Breck.

After Joseph Fallon put the travelling Bacup one goal to the good in the second-half and the game reaching the final minute, Pilkington stage an unbelievable late fight-back after strikes from Liam Paton and Yacin Amarzou.

Courtney Meppen-Walter’s strike midway through the second half secured a huge three points for Avro - battling for the NWCFL supremacy - after scraping past Litherland REMYCA in a very hard-fought and valiant display from the visitors from Oldham.

From being one down after 10 minutes, South Liverpool recovered with goals from Rio Merrifield and Andrew Lloyd saw the South grab a much important three points at Jericho Lane.