Minehead AFC were narrowly defeated at the death in their latest outing against visitors Peasedown Miners Welfare.
The game began late due to a major motorway accident, and Minehead started strong, with Olly Prescott's early effort saved by Freddie Haines.
Blues goalkeeper Carl Paige returned the favour soon after by saving a shot from Sam Jones.
The hosts' top scorer Toby Waghorn put the visiting defence under pressure but missed a golden opportunity, sending a shot high over the bar.
Lewis Smith came desperately close to opening the scoring, but his well-placed shot bounced off the post.
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Peasedown's physically stronger side eventually clinched the win in injury time.
Rico Sobers, one of the league's top strikers, scored the decisive goal after reaching a well-directed long ball just before Paige.
The two players collided, with Paige coming off worse, but he managed to continue for the remaining few minutes after a lengthy break for treatment.
The win moved Peasedown to the top of the league table, although they have played a game more than second- and third-placed Ashcott and Westfield.
Despite the loss, Minehead had several strong performances, with Harvey Lovell being voted player of the match.
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