PENISTONE Church won 2-0 at home to Bottesford Town on Wednesday.
Nathan Keightley scored both goals.
Church are now second with 20 points from 11 games.
Coach Brett Lovell said: “We were coming off the back of a really positive performance and result at Thackley.
“We were excellent for 25 minutes in midweek and took the lead with a good finish. We could have scored more but then got a bit sloppy before half-time.
“The wind was against us in the second half, we were really poor and Bottesford were better than us. We weathered a storm with good saves, blocks and poor finishing from them.
“We made some changes and all the substitutes were excellent.
“We got a second goal and saw the game out reasonably well. It’s a good win against a young, hungry side.
“We’ve had two positive results this week and we’ll take 20 points in the middle of September.”
Church will now turn their attention to cup games.
They visit Ashville in the FA Vase then AFC Dronfield in midweek in the Sheffield Cup.
Lovell said: “We know Ashville will be difficult. Every time you go over the Pennines to Merseyside, you know you’re in for a tough game.
“Hopefully we can put in a positive performance and be in the hat for the next round.”
Wombwell Town only took a point from two games this week.
They are 15th, with ten points from nine games.
They then lost 3-2 at Handsworth on Wednesday.
Oliver Fearon put the visitors in front then Handsworth levelled within minutes. The hosts scored just before half-time then Jack Steers made it 2-2 within a minute of the re-start. Handsworth netted the winner in injury-time.
