Mark Smith continued to expand his burgeoning reputation at Hampton & Richmond Borough with a fine performance in their 2-1 win over Harrow Borough on Saturday.
The 19-year-old made a series of saves to keep Borough in the game after Nik Salapatas had put Harrow in front just before half-time from the penalty spot.
Smith denied Lewis Driver, Anthony Maissiat and Raheem Sterling-Parker in the second-half before Hampton snatched the three points with two goals in three minutes late on.
With just two minutes of the 90 remaining Mark Onyemah levelled matters before Matt Drage scored a stunning winner a minute into injury time.
The win was Hampton's first in eight matches and moves them eight points clear of the drop zone in the Ryman Premier League.
Will Grigg turned provider for MK Dons as they kept up the pressure on Sky Bet League One's top two following a 1-0 win over Sheffield United at Stadium:MK.
The Northern-Irish forward's good hold-up play allowed Carl Baker to run through and slide the ball past Mark Howard with 20 minutes to go.
The win, MK Dons' first in four league and cup games, means Karl Robinson's side are six points off the pace in League One but with games in hand on both Bristol City and Swindon.
In Sky Bet League Two Wycombe Wanderers maintained top spot after a 1-1 draw away at Bury.
Alfie Mawson started the match at Gigg Lane while 17-year-old Courtney Senior was an unused substitute.
In difficult conditions it was the hosts who took the lead as Danny Mayor capitalised on some hesitation from Alfie to poke home on the half-hour.
The Chairboys grabbed a point with 20 minutes to go through Fred Onyedinma to extend their unbeaten run to seven games and stay a point clear of Burton Albion at the league summit.
Gradi Milenge couldn't prevent Farnborough crashing to a 4-1 defeat away at Hemel Hempstead Town on Saturday as they remain deep in a relegation battle in the Vanarama South.
On a boggy pitch the hosts made all the running and won thanks to a brace from James Potton and strikes from Ryan Newman and Zane Banton.
Louie Theophanous grabbed a consolation goal late on but Bishop Stortford's win mean Boro drop into the Vanarama South relegation zone.
Finally, Kieran Morris missed Stourbridge's 2-1 home defeat to Grantham Town which leaves them 10 points outside the Evo-Stick Northern Premier Division play-off places after a run of one win in six in the league.
The defender has not yet shaken off an injury picked up earlier this month and missed the match as goals from Paul Grimes and Ben Saunders, either side of Brian Smikle strike for the hosts, secured the three points for Grantham.