Foxdale suffered a dramatic last-minute heartbreak in their quest to qualify for this season’s Friends Provident FA Cup final.

The Billy Goat Park outfit were within seconds of forcing extra-time against defending champions Peel at the Sunset City side’s temporary home at the Station Fields in Colby.

That was until Tom Wood popped up with a 93rd minute winner to seal a come-from-behind victory and maintain the westerners’ hopes of winning a remarkable 32nd FA Cup.

In the first competitive first team meeting between the sides for 20 years, it was Foxdale who began the brighter and stunned their more illustrious hosts by opening the scoring in the 10th minute when Scott Kermeen was the man to benefit from a goalkeeping howler to put his side ahead.

Despite Peel hitting the woodwork twice in the first half, it remained 1-0 at half-time before Stuart Fayle produced a superb save after the interval to deny the hosts’ Ryan Holdaway.

However, the visitors’ resistance was finally broken in the 68th minute when Ashley Webster turned and fired home his 100th goal for the club from the edge of the area.

Then, just when it looked like an extra 30 minutes and a possible penalty shootout would be required to separate the sides, up stepped Wood to drill home Webster’s cross in the 93rd minute to deliver a cruel and decisive blow to Foxdale.

In the other semi-final, Grand Slam-chasers St George’s overcame a scare to defeat Douglas Athletic at Glencrutchery Road.

The Pinks frustrated Geordies in the first half as the tie remained goalless at the interval, before Ciaran McNulty opened the scoring shortly after half-time.

However, Mikey Callister grabbed an unlikely equaliser not long after to raises hopes of possibly one of the greatest cupsets in Manx football history.

But Geordies responded in typical fashion by quickly retaking the lead thanks to Calum Morrissey before Furo Davies soon made the tie safe with a third.

There was still time for the Saints to put a bit more gloss on the scoreline, Chris Bass Jr and Joey Morling making it 5-1 in the final few minutes.

In a reduced fixture list in the Canada Life Premier League, Ramsey are still not mathematically safe from relegation after they lost 2-1 at home to Colby in the north of the island.

Corinthians clinched second place - their highest ever top flight finish - thanks to an impressive 6-2 victory against third place St Mary’s at Ballafletcher.

Stephen Whitley and Chris Cannell led the way for the Whites with a brace apiece, and they were joined on the scoresheet by Sean Doyle and Connor Gorman.

The final game in the top flight saw St John’s come from behind to claim a hard-fought 2-1 victory against Laxey at Mullen-e-Cloie.

Douglas Royal rubberstamped their promotion to the Premier League with a 3-1 win away at Marown, Craig Dolman grabbing a brace and Chris Anderson netting the other for Whites.

Braddan overcame a spirited Douglas and District to book their place in the semi-finals of the GH Corlett Woods Cup. Sam Tipper’s strike ensured D&D were holding the Swans 1-1 at half-time but an Andy Glover double inspired the Victoria Road in the second half as they recorded an emphatic 6-1 victory.

Pulrose United produced an excellent performance to brush Onchan aside in one of the other quarter-finals, knocking the Os out thanks to a 4-1 victory at the Nivison Stadium.

Also booking their place in the semi-finals Gymns put their name in the hat for the draw with victory over RYCOB.