Covid cases left holes in Tuesday’s programme with games falling at Grimsby Town, Chesterfield and Kettering Town.
But one game did survive in the National League North - and there was a relegation twist.
Guiseley heaped on the misery for AFC Telford United, whose relegation worries deepen.
Their fellow strugglers sealed a huge three points as Josh Stones hit the Bucks hard with a winner five minutes from time.
It was enough to moved the Lions five points clear of Telford, who remain propping up the rest.
It wasn’t the only dose of late drama administered.
There was an FA Trophy thriller in Yorkshire as Bradford PA and FC Halifax Town crossed swords.
Sparks flew but it was the National League Shaymen who progressed on penalties.
It ended 3-3 in normal time - Isaac Marriott thought he had won it in the 90th minute for Avenue.
But four minutes into time added on, Halifax levelled through Tom Bradbury to take it to spot kicks, Billy Waters slotting home the all important penalty.
Town will now travel to Alfreton in the New Year.