Saturday's South Division action review

And in front of a second-best crowd of the season to date of 244 at the Oval, it looked as though the Greenbacks were going to end the Nottinghamshire side`s 25 game unbeaten start as they led through Alex Troke`s 14th minute penalty opener deep into stoppage time at the end of the game.

But not losing becomes a habit and Basford weren`t to be denied as Kieran Fenton rose to plant home a 96th minute header for the last-gasp equaliser. The draw cut Basford's lead to 21 points!

Frickley Athletic moved into third place after they won 4-2 at the Zeeco Stadium against sixth-placed Stamford AFC, leap-frogging Cleethorpes Town, who were held to a 1-1 draw at Stocksbridge Park Steels.

Bradley Fortnam-Tomlinson gave the Daniels a 22nd minute lead, only for Jacob Hazel to level right on half-time. Gavin Allott put the Blues ahead midway through the second half, only for Jake Duffy to pull the home side level with 10 minutes left.

Four minutes after that, Allott added his second and Hazel made sure with a fourth in stoppage time. Joe Lumsden gave Steels a 15th minute lead they held at Bracken Moor until time added on at the end of the game when Liam Dickens grabbed Cleethorpes` equaliser.

Fifth-placed Alvechurch suffered a surprise 4-2 defeat at Lye Meadow to mid-table Belper Town, who had lost their previous three games.

But the Nailers led 3-0 at the break, thanks to Leandro Browne, Jamie Ashmore own goal and Dominic Allen. Nathaniel Waite reduced the deficit seven minutes after the break and then Browne notched his second on 75 minutes. Jordan Nadat pulled a second back for `Church a few minutes later.

Leek Town are now just a point off the top six after a 3-1 win at Harrison Park against Lincoln United.

After Phil Watt had given the visitors an early eighth minute lead, Darren Chadwick levelled from the spot on 34 minutes. Goals in the final 10 minutes from Jordan Johnson and Rob Stevenson won it for Leek.

Chasetown are level on points with Leek after a 3-0 win over Newcastle Town at the Lyme Valley Stadium.

The Scholars got off to a great start with goals in the eighth and 11th minutes, Jack Langston`s penalty and George Cater respectively. Daniel Cocks added a third with still 10 minutes of the first half remaining.

Jordan Wilson and Mamoke Akaunu scored in either half as Carlton Town won 3-1 at Market Drayton Town, the unfortunate Simon Gregory sealing Carlton’s first league win in two months with an own goal four minutes from time after Zac Hill pulled one back for the hosts just past the hour mark.

Spalding United were held to a 1-1 draw at the Sir Halley Stewart Fields by bottom side Romulus, whose Steve Palmer cancelled out Conor Marshall's 21st minute opener with 17 minutes to go.

Kidsgrove Athletic came back from 3-1 down to draw 3-3 at Loughborough Dynamo in the day`s other game.

Ashley Hodgkinson and Paulo Piliero had Dynamo two-up by the 26th minute before Kyle Diskin replied three minutes later. But Luke Smithson`s 38th minute third for the hosts gave Grove a lot to do. However, Lee Cropper after 68 minutes and then Diskin again five minutes from time rescued a point for the visitors.

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