Bromley remain leaders, despite losing 1-0 at struggling Wrexham, who ended a run of seven league games without a success, thanks to Luke Young`s 78th minute goal at the Racecourse Ground.

Yeovil Town are now second but had to be content with a 1-1 draw at Huish Park against Boreham Wood.

And that after leading through Jimmy Smith`s early 8th minute goal.

That looked like being enough until Kabongo Tshimanga popped up with Wood`s equaliser a minute into stoppage time at the end of the game.

And FC Halifax Town also missed the chance to go top when they suffered a 4-2 defeat at The Shay to an in-form Torquay United outfit who are now fifth.

The Gulls gave the Shaymen a lesson in finishing, taking an 8th minute lead through Kyle Cameron and increasing it in the 17th minute from the penalty spot after Frank Vincent was brought down by Jacob Hanson and Jamie Reid converted.

Reid made it virtually game over with a third for Gary Johnson`s side on 64 minutes, with Liam McAlinden reducing the deficit in the 80th minute.

Sub Kalvin Kalala made it 4-1 in the first minute of stoppage time and Michael Duckworth bagged a second for the Shaymen 4 minutes later.

Barrow AFC moved to within two points of top spot in fourth after a 1-0 home win over a Sutton United outfit who have slid down to second-bottom place.

Josh Kay`s goal on 53 minutes settled the game in the Bluebirds favour.

Neither Harrogate Town nor Notts County were able to take advantage of the teams above them dropping points.

Harrogate were beaten 4-2 at the Silverlake Stadium where Scott Rendell proved to be the Spitfires hero with a hat-trick in the 37th, 42nd and 70th minutes.

Tom Bearwish added the other in the 57th minute – all after Brendan Kiernan had given the visitors a 10th minute lead – Jack Muldoon adding their second just before Eastleigh`s fourth.

County were held to a 2-2 draw at Meadow Lane by Hartlepool United, whose Gavan Holohan put them ahead after just 8 minutes.

Luke James then stretched Pools` lead in the 42nd minute but, crucially, Wes Thomas pulled one back for the Magpies 2 minutes later.

And it was Thomas who equalised just past the hour-mark.

Woking are level on points with seventh-placed County after winning 3-1 at Edgeley Park against Stockport County.

Jake Hyde`s 23rd minute effort for the Cards was the only goal of the opening half.

Dave Tarpey then doubled Woking`s lead on 71 minutes and Hyde`s second 7 minutes later ended the game as a contest, although sub Frank Mulhern did manage a consolation for the Hatters 3 minutes from time.

Chorley remain bottom after losing 2-1 at The Hive to Barnet, who trailed to a 31st minute Marcus Carver goal until sub Jack Taylor equalised in the 63rd minute.

Mauro Vilhete won it for the Bees 10 minutes from time.

Ebbsfleet United are now third-bottom after a 2-2 draw at Stonebridge Road to Chesterfield, who took a 13th minute lead through Scott Boden.

Gozie Ugwu equalised 5 minutes later and he out Fleet in front 7 minutes after the break from the spot, only for Haydn Hollis to level matters less than 4 minutes later.

Solihull Moors won 2-1 at home to Dagenham & Redbridge, with James Ball giving them an early 2nd minute lead.

Reece Grant equalised after 20 minutes, but Paul McCallum won it for Tim Flowers` side after 63 minutes.

AFC Fylde`s second game under Jim Bentley ended with a second draw – this time a 0-0 outcome against Dover Athletic.

Aldershot Town earned a welcome 2-0 win at the EBB Stadium against Maidenhead United, courtesy of subs Harry Panayiotou, who broke the deadlock just past the hour-mark and Alfie Whittingham in time added on at the end.

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