The Cards inflicted a second defeat on promoted Billericay Town at The Laithwaite Community Stadium.

Top scorer Jake Robinson put Billericay in front from the penalty spot after 12 minutes and 4 minutes later, Max Kretzschmarr equalised, also from 12 yards.

The visitors were reduced to ten-men just shy of the hour-mark when Tambeson Eyong barged Paul Hodges over and received his second yellow card of the game.

What proved to be Woking`s winner came 18 minutes from time when Kretzschmarr grabbed hold of a loose ball after Billericay `keeper Alan Julian was unable to hold a long-range shot.

Eastbourne Borough recovered from Bank Holiday Monday`s first defeat to win 1-0 at the Woodspring Stadium against a yet-to-win Weston-super-Mare side.

David Martin scored the only goal 13 minutes from time.

It`s four unbeaten and fourth place for Welling United as they came back from a goal down to beat Oxford City 3-2 at Park View Road.

Kabongo Tshimanga gave City a 10^th minute lead that Brendan Kiernan levelled just past the half-hour mark.

David Ijaha then gave the Wings a 71^st minute lead that Matt Paterson levelled 9 minutes later, only for Anthony Acheampong to win it for Welling in stoppage time.

Truro City are the only other side still looking for a win after losing 3-0 at Grosvenor Vale against Wealdstone.

Bradley Hudson-Odoi gave the Stones a 17^th minute lead that Bradley Bubb eventually doubled on 69 minutes – Bubb making sure with a second and Wealdstone`s third 12 minutes from time.

Truro`s landlords, Torquay United, won 2-0 at Plainmoor against Hemel Hempstead Town.

Jamie Reid after 77 minutes broke the deadlock and Asa Hall made sure with a second for the Gulls 6 minutes from time.

East Thurrock United earned a second win at home against Bath City, courtesy of an own goal from the unfortunate Frankie Artus a minute from the end of normal time.

Promoted Dulwich Hamlet suffered a 2-0 home defeat to Hampton & Richmond Borough.

Craig Dundas put the Beavers ahead after 31 minutes and Chris Dickson made sure the points went away just shy of the hour-mark.

Better news for another promoted side though as Slough Town recorded their third win, 1-0 at Melbourne Community Stadium against Chelmsford City, thanks to a Chris Flood goal 20 minutes from time.

And it`s four wins and four defeats now for Chippenham Town after their 4-1 Hardenhuish Park victory over Concord Rangers.

The Beachboys led through Alex Wall`s 33^rd minute opener that Dean Evans cancelled out after 58 minutes.

Two minutes later, Curtis McDonald put the Bluebirds in front and he added his second and Chippenham`s third after 76 minutes.

Nat Jarvis made sure with a fourth goal 7 minutes from time.

Solomon Sambou broke the deadlock to give St Albans City the lead 3 minutes into the second half at Clarence Park against Dartford.

Khale Da Costa settled things in time added on for the Saints.

And at Bulpit Lane, Gloucester City`s Noah Smerdon gave the visitors a 23^rd minute lead against Hungerford Town.

Matt Liddiard doubled the Tigers lead 5 minutes into the second half, and although Conor Lynch replied 7 minutes later, City held on.