Rossington Main go into NCEL play-offs on a high
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Jack Deakin gave Staveley a 13th minute lead but goals from Jack Watson and Ross Hannah turned the game on its head by half time.
Jordan Buckham and Bradley Grayson netted in the closing stages to seal a confidence-boosting win.
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Hide AdRossington will have home advantage in Saturday’s semi-final. They will discover their opponents on Wednesday night.
Armthorpe Welfare won 2-0 at Nostell Miners Welfare and are guaranteed a top ten finish.
Jack Mawson and Cian Guest were on target for Armthorpe who conclude their campaign at home to Athersley Recreation on Wednesday night.
Harworth Colliery completed a double over third-placed Club Thorne Colliery as they ran out 2-1 winners in the Central Midlands League.
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Hide AdHarworth climbed to fourth in the North Division standings as a result.
Jordan Woodhall’s 40th minute goal gave the visitors a half time lead.
Callum Verhees levelled on the hour mark but Harworth claimed the points thanks to an Adam Scott penalty four minutes from time.
A goal in each half saw AFC Bentley claim a 2-0 win at home to AFC Phoenix.
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Hide AdZach King put the hosts in front after 35 minutes and Steve Garner’s penalty after 82 minutes made sure of the victory.
*Doncaster Rovers Belles’ pursuit of FAWNL Division One Midlands leaders Stourbridge is all but officially over.
Belles drew 1-1 at Sporting Khalsa in the third of five successive away games on Easter Sunday.
Mollie Barlow levelled for Belles after Sporting had opened early in the second half.
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Hide AdStourbridge are 12 points clear of Belles, who have four games remaining, and also boast a hugely superior goal difference.
Belles’ attentions must now focus on completing the season on as high a note as possible and ensuring they finish in the runners up spot they currently occupy.
While Belles remain second in the table, they are just three points above a trio of teams - Peterborough United, Northampton Town and Sporting Khalsa.