Solihull beat Ebbsfleet United at home to make it five successive defeats for the Kent side.

And they took an early 9^th minute lead through Myles Weston too, but Jamey Osborne equalised 8 minutes before the break.

And an 80^th minute own goal by the unfortunate Jack King killed Fleet off.

Bromley edged out a Hartlepool United side who have won only once to date by the odd goal in five at The Northern Gas and Power Stadium.

Michael Cheek gave the visitors a 10^th minute lead that Gavan Holohan wiped out less than 2 minutes later.

Recco Hackett-Fairchild then out the Ravens back in front after 27 minutes but Gus Mafuta took Pools into the break all-square with a 39^th minute leveller.

But Hackett-Fairchild won it for Neil Smith`s side with his second 14 minutes from time.

A goal 7 minutes from time from sub Tommy Wright maintained Sutton`s unbeaten start at Meadow Park against Boreham Wood.

AFC Fylde lost their unbeaten tag when they were rocked 4-1 at Mill Farm by newly promoted Woking, for whom this was a fourth win in five.

Goals from Dave Tarpey after 18 minutes and Josh Casey on 40 minutes gave the Cards a two-goal interval lead.

Lewis Montrose pulled the Coasters back into the game after 56 minutes, but the home side suffered the blow of losing Ryan Croasdale in the 75^th minute to a straight red card for bringing down Tarpey.

Woking added two more to their tally in the closing 6 minutes through Tyreke Johnson and sub Jake Hyde.

In contrast Chorley, who came up with Woking, have yet to find a win and were beaten 4-1 at York Road by Maidenhead United.

Josh Kelly gave the home Magpies a 25^th minute lead that the visiting Magpies cancelled out almost immediately through Marcus Carver.

Jake Cassidy restored Maidenhead`s lead 10 minutes before half-time.

Chorley had a great chance to level matters 8 minutes after the break when they were awarded a penalty for a foul on Alex Newby, but Courtney Meppen-Walter`s spot-kick was saved by Taye Ashby-Hammond.

And the home side made sure of the points with two goals in time added on at the end of the game from sub Danny Whitehall.

Stockport County beat Eastleigh 2-0 at Edgeley Park, breaking the deadlock on the hour-mark through Adam Thomas.

And they confirmed the points with an 83^rd minute stunner from Elliot Osborne.

Dagenham & Redbridge inflicted a third defeat on visiting Harrogate Town, running out 4-2 winners at the Chigwell Construction Stadium.

Joe Leesley gave the Yorkshire side an early 8^th minute lead that Chike Kandi levelled 6 minutes later, only for Brendan Kiernan to restore the visitors` lead after 24 minutes.

Parity was restored just 5 minutes later with Mitch Brundle getting on the mark, and a brace from Angelo Balanta in the 61^st and 86^th minutes killed Harrogate off.

Torquay United enjoyed a good 2-1 win at Crabble against fancied Dover Athletic.

After a goalless opening half, Asa Hall pounced 6 minutes after the break to give the Gulls the lead, and less than 2 minutes later, Armani Little added a second.

Inih Effiong pulled one back for Andy Hessenthaler`s side but it came with less than 2 minutes remaining.

FC Halifax Town trailed Aldershot Town at the EBB Stadium to an early 2^nd minute George Fowler effort.

But the Shaymen grabbed an 82^nd minute equaliser from defender Jerome Binnom-Williams.

And Chesterfield made it three draws from five games after sharing the spoils with Barnet at The Hive.

New signing Mike Fondop gave the Spireites the boost of a 2^nd minute lead which Jack Taylor cancelled out within 3 minutes.

Fondop, only signed on Friday, bagged his and Chesterfield`s second 4 minutes after half-time, but the Bees earned a point through Simeon Akinola after 64 minutes.