In the grand scheme of things, this result may not be remembered as the one that began Ilkeston's unlikely escape from relegation but it was a welcome one nonetheless.
Frickley lacked the quality to seriously harm the hosts although it took a fine goalkeeping display from Eve to keep them out, Eve's afternoon, however, ending a little earlier than everyone else's with a red card in stoppage time.
Ilkeston created a close chance on 39 minutes. A corner from the right fell eventually to Leverock whose shot was blocked on the goal line.
In the first minute of stoppage time Dexter Atkinson did well to break forward and when his shot was deflected into the path of Tyrell, the Bermudian struck a fine effort from outside the penalty area that looped over Malkowski and into the corner of the net to send Ilkeston in ahead at half-time.
The second-half was similarly uneventful for the most part, it taking 25 minutes of it before either goalkeeper had to make a save, Eve gathering Jake Picton's weak header as the visitors sought an equaliser.
Eve had to be alert again a couple of minutes later when Adam Priestley pounced on the ball in the penalty area, the Robins keeper blocking his eventual shot out for a corner.
Eve continued to be the busier keeper and had to parry away a powerful strike from sub Zeph Thomas with eight minutes to go, the Bermudian's handling and shot-stopping excellent throughout when called upon.
Thomas was again denied by Eve on 88 with a flicked header which was superbly tipped over the bar, Waide Fairhurst then beating the keeper but seeing his shot fall just wide as the game entered stoppage time.
Eve's red card came when he lashed out at Tyler Blake following the Frickley man's late challenge on him in the six-yard box, Blake escaping with a booking but Eve sent off and perhaps deservedly so.
JONTE SMITH
A first-half goal from Charlie Macdonald saw Jonte Smith and his Lewes teammates fall to an unfortunate defeat against third-place Greenwich Borough in a close game between two evenly-matched sides in South London.
FREDDY HALL
Freddy Hall was an unused substitute as his Limerick teammates defeated Bray 1 - 0.
Bray's early flurry in the League continued its slow decline in the Carlisle Ground.
Paul O'Conor's early strike effectively ended the contest, despite some home attempts to resist.
