Wrexham`s Mark Harris scored the only goal at the Racecourse Ground 11 minutes from time to inflict the first defeat on the Shaymen.

Solihull Moors moved to the top of the fledgling table after an emphatic 6-1 win at Victory Park against newly promoted Chorley, who had drawn their opening three games.

But fancied Moors took a stranglehold on proceedings, especially in the second half, after they led 2-0 at the break with goals from Paul McCallum after 14 minutes and Nathan Blissett just before half-time.

Blissett went on to complete his hat-trick with goals in the 51^st and 57^th minutes, McCallum bagged his second on 64 minutes and sub Danny Wright added a late sixth, with Alex Newby scoring the Magpies consolation in the 54^th minute.

There are now only four teams yet to lose in 2019/20, Bromley, AFC Fylde and Sutton United joining Solihull in yet to suffer defeat.

Bromley won 1-0 at the EBB Stadium against Aldershot Town, courtesy of a Jack Holland effort on the half-hour mark, while the Coasters shared a 2-2 draw at The Northern Gas and Power Stadium against Hartlepool United, who led 2-0 with a brace for Gime Toure in the 3^rd and 59^th minutes.

But the visitors fought back with Matty Kosylo on 79 minutes and Ryan Croasdale 3 minutes later.

Sutton also drew – 1-1 at the Silverlake Stadium against Eastleigh.

Both goals came within a minute, with Rob Atkinson putting the Spitfires ahead after 13 minutes and Jamie Collins immediately levelling.

In contrast, Ebbsfleet United are still point-less after four games after going down to a 3-1 defeat at Stonebridge Road to relegated Yeovil Town.

Rhys Murphy`s 27^th opener gave the Glovers a half-time lead that sub Remeao Hutton doubled 3 minutes after the break.

Aswad Thomas reduced the deficit in the 82^nd minutes, but less than a minute later, Tom Whelan restored the visitors` two-goal cushion.

Notts County, who were relegated alongside Yeovil, promoted Stockport County and Boreham Wood all got off the mark with first wins of the new season on Tuesday night.

The Magpies were 2-0 winners at the CNG Stadium against a Harrogate Town side who did so well last season but are taking time to get going this term.

Kristian Dennis right on half-time and Enzio Boldewijn 3 minutes from time were the scorers for Neil Ardley`s men.

Stockport edged out Barrow AFC by the odd goal in five at Edgeley Park, coming back from being a 4^th minute Scott Quigley goal down to win.

Frank Mulhern eventually levelled 3 minutes after the break and Jordan Keane put the home side in front 3 minutes after that.

John Rooney equalised on 67 minutes, but sub Jake Kirby sealed the Hatters win in the 71^st minute.

Dagenham & Redbridge suffered a third defeat in four, going down 3-0 at the Chigwell Construction Stadium to Boreham Wood, for whom Kabongo Tshimanga scored twice in the 18^th and then 86^th minutes, with sub Justin Shaibu rounding things off 2 minutes later.

Maidenhead United made their lengthy midweek trip to promoted Torquay United worthwhile with a 2-0 win at Plainmoor, courtesy of a 31^st minute Josh Kelly effort and a stoppage time second from sub Shamir Fenelon.

A goal 3 minutes into stoppage time from Inih Effiong earned Dover Athletic a third win at Barnet`s The Hive, while Chesterfield joined Ebbsfleet and Chorley in still looking for their first win after going down to a 2-1 defeat at the Proact Stadium to promoted Woking, who made it three wins from four, thanks to Ibrahim Meite after 53 minutes and Dave Tarpey just past the hour-mark – Scott Boden netting an 87^th minute consolation.