Tonbridge Angels, Enfield Town, Worthing, Bognor Regis Town, Potters Bar Town and AFC Hornchurch are the sides yet to lose.

Angels won 1-0 at The Fullicks Stadium against Kent rivals Folkestone Invicta, who played for 52 minutes with ten-men following a second yellow card offence by Sam Hasler.

The visitors were already leading through a 14^th minute Sonny Miles effort.

Enfield were held to a 1-1 draw at the Maurice Rebak Stadium by Wingate & Finchley, who led through Marc Charles-Smith`s 24^th minute effort before Aaron Greene levelled 18 minutes from time.

Worthing had a crowd of 1,189 at The Bibby Financial Services Stadium for their Sussex derby with win-less Burgess Hill Town.

But the Rebels were unable to break the Hillians down in a goalless encounter.

Bognor were also involved in a Sussex derby at the Dripping Pan against Lewes and, in contrast, this was a 3-3 thriller.

In front of 873, a Chad Field own goal gave the Rooks a 9^th minute lead that Jimmy Muitt cancelled out in the 19^th minute.

Jonte Smith restored the home side`s lead after 41 minutes, only for the Rocks to go into the break all-square, thanks to a Muitt penalty.

Smith put the Rooks back in front after 68 minutes, but Bradley Lethbridge made it honours` even 9 minutes from time.

Potters Bar and fellow new boys Haringey Borough shared a 0-0 Pakex Stadium draw, while AFC Hornchurch, who came up with Haringey, also drew, 1-1 at the Taydal Stadium against Brightlingsea Regent.

Jake Turner gave Regent a great start with a goal inside the opening 4 minutes.

Brad Warner eventually pulled the Urchins level after 68 minutes to keep them unbeaten.

In contrast, joining Burgess Hill in still looking for a first win are Harlow Town and promoted Corinthian-Casuals.

Bishop`s Stortford earned their first win since being switched in a 3-1 derby success at Harlow in which Olu Olusanya after 44 minutes, Jake Cass on 56 minutes and Alfie Mason 7 minutes later gave the Blues a cushion that a Charlie Edwards penalty 2 minutes from time was the only Hawks response to.

Kingstonian also won for the first time, beating landlords Casuals 1-0 at King George`s Field, thanks to a 76^th minute Elliott Buchanan effort.

Relegated Whitehawk and Margate couldn`t be separated at the Enclosed Ground in another goalless encounter, while Carshalton Athletic won the Surrey derby at Colston Avenue against Leatherhead.

Two goals in 3 minutes midway through the second half from Mike Dixon and Ricky Korboa gave the Robins an advantage that Rob Cullen cut in the 76^th minute.

The points were shared at Westhumble between Dorking Wanderers and Merstham in the day`s other game in front of 527.

Tom Richards gave the hosts an early 8^th minute lead that Fabio Saraiva cancelled out within 5 minutes.

Reece Hall then gave the Moatmen a 34^th minute lead but was sent-off just past the hour-mark for two bookings.

Jason Prior`s penalty rescued a point for Dorking in stoppage time.