Maidenhead continued their climb up the National League table as they held on for a 2-1 victory over high-flying Solihull.It was a third successive league win for the visitors, who had their first real shot on target midway through the first half from Sam Barratt, before Tobi Sho-Silva fired them in front moments later with his second goal of the season.The Magpies doubled their lead just after th

Tranmere finally picked up a first away point of the season with a 1-1 draw at Sutton but were moments away from claiming all three.Rovers took the lead through Ben Goodliffe’s first-half own goal and looked set to claim victory only for Matt Gray’s side to deny them with a late strike from defender Louis John.Both goalkeepers were called in to early action at Gander Green Lane, Dean B

Tommy Leigh and Rosaire Longelo scored the goals to end Wrexham’s eight-game unbeaten League Two run as Accrington Stanley won 2-0 at a sold-out Wham Stadium.The Red Dragons dropped out of the automatic promotion places as Stanley moved into seventh spot.Wrexham started well and top scorer Elliot Lee had his header superbly tipped away by Jon McCracken in the 14th minute.The Red Dragons went

Dorking returned to winning ways with a narrow 2-1 National League victory at home to Boreham Wood.The hosts were first to strike as Alfie Rutherford made the perfect return from injury when he slotted home past goalkeeper Nathan Ashmore.Boreham Wood nearly equalised just before half-time, with Chris Bush heading towards the net, but Dorking goalkeeper Harrison Male read it well to keep them out.T

Hartlepool boss John Askey claimed victory over his former side York as Pools ended a run of four matches without a win with a 3-1 victory.Jake Hastie fired the visitors ahead after six minutes, firing in after a strong run down the right.Askey’s side were 2-0 up after 15 minutes when Tom Crawford’s low strike found the bottom corner.Nicky Featherstone made it 3-0 five minutes after th

Leaders Chesterfield saw their 13-match unbeaten run in the National League come to an end after a 2-1 defeat at Southend.The Spireites, who had won 12 times during that streak, including the last five, opened the scoring in the 27th minute through striker Will Grigg.The 32-year-old former Northern Ireland international took his tally to five goals in four league games when pouncing from close ran

Bromley secured an eighth consecutive National League home win after beating second-bottom AFC Fylde 1-0.Josh Passley was the hero, netting the winner on the hour mark.Fylde goalkeeper Theo Richardson produced a brilliant save from Callum Reynolds’ header in the first half.Passley found the breakthrough, finishing into the top corner from a tight angle.

Gillingham marked Stephen Clemence’s first home league game in charge with a 3-1 victory over Salford.On-loan midfielder Connor Mahoney fired the hosts in front after 22 minutes when he curled his left-footed shot into the bottom corner.Their lead lasted just 16 minutes as Salford striker Matt Smith rose above defender Shad Ogie to meet Ryan Watson’s cross and head past Jake Turner.Amm

Stockport claimed a record-equalling 12th consecutive victory in League Two after beating Colchester 2-0 at Edgeley Park.Kyle Wootton put County ahead on the stroke of half-time and substitute Callum Camps added a second immediately after the break as Stockport matched the fourth-tier record for successive consecutive set by Luton in 2002.The visitors, looking to continue their improved form which

Grimsby came from two goals down to draw 2-2 with fellow League Two strugglers Forest Green.A brace from Donovan Wilson cancelled out Kyle McAllister’s first-half double in an entertaining encounter at The New Lawn.McAllister almost opened the scoring with a curling long-range effort that cannoned back off the crossbar.However, the impressive midfielder was not to be denied from the penalty