Bromley took advantage of the Shaymen`s slip with an excellent 2-1 win at The Hive against Barnet, who took a 10^th minute lead through Josh Walker.

Chris Bush equalised 15 minutes later and then Joe Kizzi won it for Neil Smith`s side 10 minutes into the second half.

Yeovil Town are just a point behind in third after winning 3-1 at Huish Park against early leaders Woking.

All the damage was done by Rhys Murphy in the first half as the former Chelmsford City striker netted a hat-trick with goals in the 14^th, 43^rd and 45^th minutes.

Ibrahim Meite `won` the second half for the Cards with a consolation in the 68^th minute.

Barrow AFC are fourth after matching Yeovil`s scoreline at the Furness Building Society Stadium against Boreham Wood.

Scott Quigley put the home side in front after 15 minutes and just 3 minutes later, Dior Angus doubled the Bluebirds` lead.

Tyrone Marsh reduced the deficit in the 33^rd minute, but eventually, a second for Quigley 8 minutes from time settled the game in the hosts` favour.

At the other end of the table, Ebbsfleet United`s home defeat by Torquay United and Chesterfield`s win at AFC Fylde saw Fleet return to the foot of the table.

Jake Andrews had Torquay in front after just 8 minutes at Stonebridge Road and Jamie Reid made it 2-0 with 23 minutes gone on the clock.

Josh Umerah pulled one back on 34 minutes, but Matt Buse 2 minutes after the break and then Liam Davis 6 minutes later stretched the Gulls` lead to 4-1, with Umerah`s second 10 minutes from time being just a consolation.

The Spireites produced a fine performance to see off the Coasters at Mill Farm.

Curtis Weston broke the deadlock to give Chesterfield the lead after 56 minutes and then sub Mike Fondop bagged a brace in the 66^th and 81^st minutes to kill off the home side, whose Tyler Hornby-Forbes netted in stoppage time.

Notts County are now seventh after a 2-0 success at Meadow Lane against Dagenham & Redbridge.

Goals from Regan Booty after 25 minutes and then sub Kristian Dennis 3 minutes from time sealed victory for Neal Ardley`s men.

It took new signing Jake Beesley just 20 minutes to open his account for Solihull Moors as a bigger crowd than usual – 3,043 – thanks to the club`s `pay what you want` initiative, saw the home side triumph 2-0 against Sutton United.

A 73rd minute Danny Wright penalty sealed the win.

Eastleigh beat Maidenhead United 2-1 at the Silverlake Stadium.

Danny Hollands gave the Spitfires a 27^th minute lead that Danny Whitehall cancelled out within 2 minutes.

But Tyrone Barnett`s 64^th minute effort proved to be the winner for the Hampshire side.

A welcome win for Aldershot Town as they inflicted a 4-0 drubbing on Dover Athletic at the EBB Stadium.

Max Hunt put the Shots ahead after 26 minutes and 6 minutes later, Jacob Berkeley-Agyepong doubled that advantage.

Eight minutes after the break, Jack Powell added number three and Alefein Santos put the icing on the cake with a fourth on the hour-mark.

Dean Keates` return to the Wrexham dug-out saw his side battle to a 1-1 draw at the Racecourse Ground against Harrogate Town.

But Bobby Grant`s early 6<sup>th</sup> minute opener looked to have won it for the Dragons, until Ryan Fallowfield popped up with Town`s equaliser 10 minutes from the end.

(Tom King Photography)