Tuesday's Premier Division action review

The visiting Glassboys were looking to move into the top five with a victory, but, just when it looked as if they would leave Cheshire with a point, Liam Shotton popped up with a 90th minute winner for the Dabbers.

However, fourth-placed Salford City were on the opposite end of a last-gasp goal from Matlock Town as they looked to put more pressure on the top three.

A crowd of 427 saw last Saturday`s FA Cup hero, James Poole, give the Ammies a 17th minute lead. But Laurie Wilson equalised with eight minutes of the first half remaining.

Salford then looked as though they`d won it when they were awarded a last-minute penalty that Ritchie Allen duly converted. But seconds later a free-kick from Danny Holland pulled the Gladiators back on level terms.

Workington AFC moved up to tenth in the table after a 2-1 Borough Park win over Skelmersdale United in front of a crowd of 439.

The Reds trailed to a goal from Ged Kinsella five minutes before half-time. Gareth Arnison eventually levelled on 77 minutes and then Gari Rowntree popped up with a home winner with less than four minutes remaining.

The bottom two both lost again with basement side Ramsbottom United going down 2-1 at Silverlands to Buxton, despite taking a 14th minute lead through Marcus Poscha.

Ashley Burbeary equalised just before half-time from the spot and Bradley Barraclough won it for the Bucks on 67 minutes.

The Daniels were on the wrong end of a 5-1 drubbing at Dales Lane against Rushall Olympic.

Jake Heath after 11 minutes and Luke Benbow nine minutes later gave the Pics a two-goal interval cushion. Massiah McDonald added a third on 56 minutes and Heath doubled his tally for the evening on 77 minutes.

Kris Taylor made it a nap hand for the hosts with six minutes to go, although new signing Andrew Phillips netted a debut consolation for the visitors in injury-time.

Ashton United pushed Marine AFC further towards the drop zone with a best-of-five win at Hurst Cross.

Chris Baguley bagged a first half brace in the 27th and 44th minutes. Aaron Burns made it 3-0 just before the hour-mark, but the Mariners made a fight of it, reducing the arrears to just one with goals from Danny Mitchley immediately after Ashton`s third and Andy Owens 12 minutes from time.

The game at The Grove between Halesowen Town and Mickleover Sports ended all-square at 1-1.

Aaron Daniels put the home side ahead after 36 minutes before Andy Dales rescued a point for the visitors with less than nine minutes remaining.

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