Jarrow's late winner stretches unbeaten run to 16 in Northern League Division Two

Jarrow ground out a 1-0 victory at Ryton & Crawcrook Albion thanks to a 92nd-minute header from Jack Armstrong, created by Kieren Beattie. The club's own account of the game was that it was a "superb win and tremendous battle", with Jak Wells saving a penalty early in the second half before Armstrong's late goal. Jarrow later posted that they are now 16 games unbeaten in the league since starting in July. Ryton & Crawcrook Albion had billed the game as a visit from the unbeaten side.

Elsewhere in Division Two, Darlington Town reported a nine-goal game at Eastbourne in which they recovered from 4-1 down to win 5-4. Their scorers were Nathan Stephenson, Brandon Mallaburn, Jack Stapley, Ben Jackson and Oscar Taylor. Taylor, a striker, had been announced as a signing earlier in the week and made his debut the previous night.

Sunderland RCA beat Prudhoe Youth Club 4-0 at Meadow Park. Prudhoe Youth Club said the damage was done in the first half and thanked the supporters who travelled. Boldon C.A. came from behind twice to beat Seaton Carew 4-2, with Fairley scoring Boldon's first goal. Tow Law Town won 6-1 against Billingham Synthonia, who singled out their debutant as man of the match on what they called a bad day. Seaham Red Star beat Durham United 3-0, and Chester Le Street Town beat Alnwick Town 2-0, with Tyler Brownsword named man of the match after a goal-line clearance.

Hartlepool won 3-1 at AFC Newbiggin, with Carl Williams scoring twice and captain Lewy Green once. Williams had joined from Stokesley earlier in the week. Billingham Town beat Stokesley Sports Club 6-3, Connor Smith, Charlie Rowe and Liam Williams scoring for the losers.

Transfer news included Jamie Clark's return to Alnwick Town from Blyth Spartans, and Billingham Town re-signing defender Andrew Nelson and taking goalkeeper Ollie Bailey on loan from Redcar Athletic.

The Brooks Mileson League Cup and Ernest Armstrong Memorial Trophy draws were also made. Boldon C.A. face a 200-mile round trip to Kendal Town and a trip to Durham United, Prudhoe Youth Club are away at Redcar Town on Tuesday 17 November, and Hartlepool go to Whickham and Chester-le-Street Town. Dates for most ties are yet to be confirmed.