Late Winners And Incredible Goals As Drama Dished Up!

After their stunning 6-0 win over Torquay United, Wrexham appeared to be heading top for the first time.

But the free-scoring Dragons, with six different players on target, have to settle for staying second thanks to late, late drama in Kent as they maintained their 100 per cent home record.

Chesterfield won 2-1 at Maidstone United with seconds left on the clock.

Darren Oldaker in the 94th minute kept their noses in front as they end September with a one-point lead after a stunning last ten minutes at the Gallagher Stadium.

Notts County are lurking - they bounced back from their first defeat of the season to win 3-1 at York City.

Two from Macaulay Langstaff but it was a stunning Quevin De Castro free-kick that stole the headlines.

Solihull Moors couldn’t make amends for dropped points last weekend, they went down 2-0 at Woking as James Daley and Kyran Lofthouse hit the target.

In-form Bromley, pictured, are up to fifth as David Unsworth had a horror start to life in the Oldham Athletic dug-out, 3-0 it ended at Hayes Lane.

The game of the day was without doubt at Dagenham who beat Barnet 5-4.

Josh Walker’s hat-trick was confirmed with a winner in stoppage time in the nine goal thriller.

Scunthorpe United hope the tide is beginning to turn after they came from 2-0 down against Dorking Wanderers to win 3-2 as George Taft completed the sensational turn around.

Altrincham finally have their first win on the board - a Ryan Colclough penalty beat ten man Aldershot Town.

Dan Ward got Gateshead’s winner in the first half as they triumphed in the live BT Sport game at Maidenhead United.

Southend United showed great spirit to win with ten men at Wealdstone, while Jack Payne made a point for Boreham Wood at Yeovil Town, who went ahead through Alex Fisher.

Charlie Carter’s winner for Eastleigh against FC Halifax Town was huge for manager Lee Bradbury.

Jason Prior snatched a point for ten man Havant & Waterloville as they drew the big National League South game at Welling United 2-2.

But Ebbsfleet United just keep winning - it’s nine in a row and 27 points on the board as Toby Edser’s early effort saw to Hungerford Town.

Third-place Worthing drew 1-1 at Hemel Hempstead and Cody Cooke scored again for Bath City, who battled back from 3-0 down to draw at Oxford City.

Alan Dowson claimed victory over his former club as Dartford beat Hampton 2-1.

Greg Luer made it safe as Eastbourne Borough survived a Danny Green inspired comeback to defeat Concord Rangers 4-2.

Jeremy Santos’ winner helped Tonbridge Angels to a helter skelter 4-3 win at Cheshunt while Taunton Town and Chelmsford City fired blanks.

Elsewhere there were wins for Dover Athletic, St Albans City and Chippenham Town.

In the National League North, the game of the season so far was won by Banbury United.

They came from behind to beat fellow fast starters Scarborough 2-1 - Harry Parsons pinched it eight minutes from time.

King’s Lynn Town still lead the way after Cameron Hargreaves’ leveller at Curzon Ashton.

Nick Haughton was reliable again for AFC Fylde as they eventually polished off Bradford PA thanks to his two goals.

Matt Rhead’s penalty was the difference as Alfreton beat Brackley Town 1-0.

Chorley turned on the style to beat Gloucester City as Spennymoor Town ended a tough week with a comeback point late on at Farsley Celtic.

Mark Beck was at the double for Darlington as they beat Peterborough Sports 2-0.

Chorley turned on the style to beat Gloucester City while Scott Pollock’s winner was brilliant for Boston United at AFC Fylde.

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