TEN-MAN Tadcaster Albion needed two late penalties to preserve their nine-point lead at the top of the Northern Counties East League premier division.

The Brewers had keeper Tom Morgan sent off for a professional foul on 71 minutes and trailed against Albion Sports heading into the last ten minutes at Ings Lane thanks to Alex Cusack's 78th minute goal.

Former York City and Manchester United star Jonathan Greening was instrumental in Albion's fight back.

Running from the half way line, he rode two challenges before being brought down in the box.

Liam Ormsby despatched the penalty to equalise on 82 minutes.

Greening was again involved in the build up to Ormsby's second spot-kick in the second minute of stoppage time, as Calum Ward was felled in the area.

Managerless Pickering Town were without a game.

Selby Town's game at home to Emley in division one was postponed, while Knaresborough Town won 2-1 at Rossington Main.

Colin Heath and Mitchell Hamilton were the Knaresborough marksmen.

Former York City defender David McGurk was on the scoresheet as Harrogate Town won 4-1 at home to Hyde in Conference North.

James Walshaw put the Wetherby Road hosts in front on eight minutes and McGurk made it two on ten minutes.

Dominic Rowe got the third on 37 minutes and Louie Swain put the seal on the win with 11 minutes remaining. Connor Hughes netted from the penalty spot in the last minute for Hyde.

Nathan Cartman scored a hat-trick as Harrogate Railway Athletic won 4-1 at Salford City in Evo-Stik League division one north.

Malachi Farquharson set the ball rolling with a 16th-minute strike and Cartman netted two minutes later.

Cartman's second on the half hour made it 3-0 at the break and he completed his treble on 54 minutes, with Sam Madeley scoring in the last minute for Salford.

Seventh-placed Scarborough Athletic were 3-0 victors at Radcliffe Borough.

Gary Bradshaw opened the scoring on 17 minutes, Matty Plummer made it 2-0 on 35 minutes and Ryan Blott added the third on 65 minutes.