The Glovers made it seven successive wins – their best run in six years – although the afternoon was marred by a serious-looking injury to visiting goalkeeper Mark Cousins, who was eventually loaded onto a spinal board after a 19-minute delay for treatment in the first half.

Bromley were leading through Michael Cheek`s 23^rd minute goal at the time, but Jimmy Smith pulled the hosts back on level terms right on the stroke of half-time.

And then a Marc-Anthony Okoye own goal after 72 minutes and a Charlie Lee effort 6 minutes later settled the points in Yeovil`s favour and sent them into second spot for now.

Early leaders Woking suffered a second successive defeat – 2-1 at the Laithwaite Community Stadium against Boreham Wood, who came back from being a 12^th minute Kane Ferdinand goal down with ten-men to win.

Tyrone Marsh equalised in the 39^th minute and 3 minutes after the break, in-form Kabongo Tshimanga put Wood in front.

However, on 56 minutes, the visitors` Mark Ricketts was sent-off by the same referee for the second time in as many matches!

But they managed to hold on for three very good points.

Dagenham & Redbridge and Chorley as well as Barnet and Solihull Moors both shared goalless draws, but Chesterfield`s second win, 2-1 at the Proact Stadium against Aldershot Town, meant Chorley slipped back to bottom spot.

Ethan Chislett gave the Shots a 10^th minute lead that Scott Boden cancelled out 6 minutes before half-time.

Liam Mandeville then put the Spireites in front in the 57^th minute and that proved enough for all three points.

Second-bottom Ebbsfleet United lost 1-0 at managerless Wrexham, for whom Paul Rutherford scored the only goal 16 minutes from time.

Barrow AFC are now seventh after a 2-0 win at home against Maidenhead United.

John Rooney`s 36^th minute penalty was added to 6 minutes after the break by Olly Dyson.

Notts County recorded a 2-0 win over AFC Fylde in front of a crowd of over 9,000 at Meadow Lane.

Wes Thomas gave the Magpies the advantage 19 minutes into the game and it stayed that way until the 80th, when Damien McCrory headed home from a corner to make sure of the points.

The result saw County record back-to-back wins for the first time this season and extend their unbeaten run at home to five matches.

Harrogate Town also won 2-0 at their CNG Stadium against Sutton United.

Alex Bradley`s 34<sup>th</sup> minute opener should have been levelled by Jamie Collins from the spot, but the normally reliable U`s penalty taker saw his effort well saved by James Belshaw.

Jack Muldoon wrapped up the points with a late spot-kick for Town.

A dreadful first half from Stockport County saw them trail visiting Torquay United 4-0 at Edgeley Park.

Jamie Reid in the 19^th and 26^th minutes, a Jordan Keane won goal in the 43^rd and Jake Andrews a minute later saw the Gulls in dreamland.

The second half was one of those typical affairs when one side has such a lead, with County unable to make any dent in the scoreline.

Eastleigh and Hartlepool United shared a 1-1 draw at the Silverlake Stadium.

Gime Toure put the visitors in front after 12 minutes and Danny Hollands earned the hosts a share of the spoils with 17 minutes remaining.

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