Michael Cheek scored the all-important goal for the Ravens after 38 minutes to stretch their unbeaten start to 13 matches.

Second-placed FC Halifax Town lost their Yorkshire derby at The Shay against slow-starting Harrogate Town.

Mark Beck struck in the 89th minute to seal local bragging rights and ensure Harrogate left with all three points.

Yeovil Town extended their winning run to six consecutive games against Aldershot Town.

Goals from Myles Hippolyte after just 8 minutes, Jimmy Smith after 39 minutes and Rhys Murphy on the hour-mark sealed Yeovil`s best run of form since February 2013.

Despite the visitors pulling level through Max Hunt on 20 minutes, the Glovers ensured three points would be returning back to Huish Park.

Dover Athletic enjoyed a good 2-1 win at York Road against Maidenhead United.

Kurtis Cumberbatch put the Whites in front after 18 minutes.

The Magpies eventually equalised through Danny Whitehall just past the hour-mark, only for sub Nassim N’Ghoul to win it for Dover 13 minutes from time.

Dagenham & Redbridge moved into sixth spot in the fledgling table after a 2-0 success at Gander Green Lane against Sutton United.

It was a two-goal burst inside a minute just before half-time that killed the U`s off.

Reece Grant broke the deadlock on 44 minutes and in first half injury-time, James Dobson quickly added a second.

Barrow AFC`s good form continued with a 3-1 win at Victory Park against a Chorley side who now find themselves bottom of the table.

It started well enough for the Magpies as Matt Challoner put them in front after 24 minutes.

John Rooney`s penalty after a foul on Scott Quigley pulled the visitors back on level terms 4 minutes later and right on half-time, Olly Dyson put Ian Evatt`s side ahead.

And a second successful penalty conversion by Rooney, this time after Brad Barry had been brought down, sealed Barrow`s win on 65 minutes.

Chorley are bottom after Ebbsfleet United earned a second win to date and Chesterfield picked up a point from a 1-1 draw against Hartlepool United at Victoria Park.

On an evening that lacked any real spark, Pools had gone ahead through Peter Kioso inside the first 10 minutes, but the visitors equalised on 37 minutes with a Tom Denton header and neither side could find a winner.

Ebbsfleet won 3-0 at Stonebridge Road against Barnet.

Two goals in 3 minutes, starting with Myles Weston after 34 minutes and followed up by Alex Reid, did the damage.

Ayo Obileye made sure with a third for Fleet 20 minutes from the end.

Sam Osborne scored his first goal for Notts County as they won 2-1 at Boreham Wood.

The winger curled a 66^th minute effort into the top corner after Enzio Boldewijn had opened the scoring 3 minutes before the break.

Wood set up a nervy finale when Tyrone Marsh scored a penalty 5 minutes from time, but the Magpies stood firm to claim a big three points.

Jake Andrews bagged a brace for Torquay United at Plainmoor against visiting Eastleigh, but it wasn`t enough as the Spitfires claimed all three points in a 3-2 victory.

Andrews gave the Gulls a 36^th minute lead and then restored their advantage in the 56^th after Danny Hollands had equalised 7 minutes into the second half.

But Marcus Barnes pulled Eastleigh back on level terms again in the 79^th minute and in the 2^nd minute of stoppage time, sub Tom Bearwish popped up with the visitors` winner.

AFC Fylde also came back from being behind to win by the same scoreline at Mill Farm against Wrexham.

Jake Lawlor put the Dragons ahead after just 7 minutes.

Danny Rowe equalised on the half-hour mark only for Jason Oswell to restore the visitors` lead right on the stroke of half-time.

Sub Dan Bradley pulled the Coasters level again just shy of the hour-mark and Nick Haughton also came off the bench to win it for Dave Challoner`s side 10 minutes later.

Solihull Moors, many pundits` choice as champions, won for the first time since August 17^th - ending a run of seven games without success – by winning 2-0 at home against Stockport County.

Callum Howe broke the deadlock 7 minutes into the second half to give Moors the lead and Jamie Reckford sealed the points with a second on 63 minutes.