Maghull lose 2-0 at Daisy Hill in North West Counties First Division North

Maghull began the week as leaders of the North West Counties League First Division North and ended it with one win and one defeat. On Tuesday 3 November they won 3-2 at Steeton, coming from behind after the Chevrons had led 2-1 at the break. Nathan Peet and Zak Riley scored from corners, and Sam Smith added the winner after a mix-up between Arley Barnes and Brad Emmerson. Maghull's director of football, John McInnes, said the last few weeks had been "incredibly tough for the club with injuries and suspensions".

On Saturday 7 November they went to Daisy Hill and lost 2-0. Daisy Hill described the win as an excellent afternoon's work against the league leaders. Daisy Hill had gone into the game seven points off a play-off place, with six league games scheduled in 22 days.

Steeton had a harder week. After the Maghull defeat, they lost 2-1 at home to MSB Woolton on Saturday 7 November, their third league defeat in a week. Kevin Gonzalez opened the scoring on eight minutes, but Jonathan Liddle equalised and Ben Glover headed the winner. Woolton finished with ten men after Oghenetega Okeregha was sent off.

Elsewhere in the division, Colne beat Ashton Athletic 4-2 on Saturday. Colne led 4-0 on the half-hour before Sam Gill, from the penalty spot, and captain Josh Nicholson pulled two back. Ashton Town scored six against Darwen, with Chad Whyte, Mikey Howard and Danny Squires each getting two. Garstang lost 5-1 at home on Wednesday 4 November.

In Division One South, Market Drayton Town appointed Liam Kelly as manager, with Sam Golden as assistant. Nigel Wellings, Aaron Kelley and Alan Sutton joined the backroom staff. Joe Perry and Reece Taylor, both listed among the players who have left Telford Town, signed for Drayton. Perry was named vice-captain but dislocated an elbow in Saturday's game at Barnton, where the home physio helped treat him.

Telford, meanwhile, reshuffled their playing squad. Rhyce Brown and Archie Russell, both from Market Drayton, are among those who joined. They lost on Saturday 7 November to Sandbach United, who scored six on the road and remain top of the table.

Wolverhampton Casuals beat Foley Meir 2-0 on Saturday 7 November, with goals from Cook and Leo Wood after Cook had hit the post with a first-half penalty. Uppermill won at Squires Gate with a goal in the 90th minute from Adem.