Eastleigh’s 100 per cent start to the National League season was halted in their fifth game as Sutton held them to a 1-1 draw at the Silverlake Stadium.Sutton claimed the lead in the 13th minute thanks to a spectacular curling strike from Eduino Vaz.The hosts drew level 25 minutes later when Paul McCallum headed in his fourth league goal of the season.Eastleigh had to hang on at the end as J

Gus Scott-Morriss headed a stoppage-time equaliser to earn Southend a 2-2 home draw against Dagenham & Redbridge.Defender Scott-Morriss leapt highest to glance home a header in the third minute of added time to deny the Daggers a third league win of the season.Oli Coker fired Southend into an early lead after being teed up by Harry Cardwell, but the Daggers hit back before the break through Re

Henry Sandat’s first-half strike proved enough to earn Wealdstone a 1-0 victory over Fylde.The Stones took the lead in the 19th minute when the Hull loanee opened his Wealdstone account with a header.Brentford loanee Ben Winterbottom made several good stops to keep the visitors in contention in the second half.The hosts might have wanted more after their 50th-minute penalty shout for handbal

Charlie McCann scored an added-time winner as Forest Green beat Altrincham 2-1 in the National League.The Gloucestershire side forged ahead after 20 minutes through Christian Doidge’s composed effort from the edge of the area, his fourth goal of the campaign.Altrincham drew level in the 83rd minute with a deflected strike from George Wilson, raising the visitors’ hopes of gaining at le

Boston registered their first win of the season, with Jacob Hazel and Keaton Ward on target in a 2-0 victory at York.Hazel broke the deadlock midway through the second half and substitute Ward added the Pilgrims’ second in the 87th minute.York, who slipped to their first league defeat of the season, went close before the break when Ricky Aguiar’s shot from Cameron John’s cutback

Jordan Tunnicliffe’s first-half header earned Solihull a second National League win of the season as they beat Halifax 1-0.Summer recruit Tunnicliffe nodded home on the half-hour mark for his first goal since he joined as a free agent from Wrexham.It proved enough to give Solihull all three points despite a stoppage-time red card for James Clarke.After an even first half, Tunnicliffe opened

Tamworth clung on to defeat Aldershot 3-2 on Monday to clinch their first league victory of the season.The hosts were ahead inside eight minutes when Jordan Cullinane-Liburd nodded home Kyle Finn’s corner before Jack Barham drew the sides level in the 32nd minute after he was played through by Dejan Tetek.It took just five minutes after the break for Chris Wreh to restore Tamworth’s le

Connor McBride fired a stoppage-time winner to clinch Rochdale a 1-0 win at Yeovil.The former Blackburn winger, signed last month after his release from Gateshead, struck his first goal for Dale in the first minute of added time, curling a shot into the bottom corner.Yeovil looked set to secure a hard-earned point thanks to some key saves from their on-loan Southampton goalkeeper Ollie Wright.Wrig

Gateshead remain second in the National League despite being held to a 1-1 draw at Oldham.A powerful 10th-minute effort by Tyrelle Newton fired Gateshead ahead and they stayed in front at the break.But Micky Mellon’s Oldham returned much-improved for the second half and secured a deserved 55th-minute leveller when Dan Gardner’s free-kick found Manny Monthe, who finished impressively.An

Harry Beautyman’s last-gasp winner sealed a 3-2 comeback victory for Woking at home to 10-man Hartlepool.Joe Grey had fired the visitors into the lead inside three minutes, and blasted into the roof of the net to double their advantage six minutes later.Just as it all looked to be going Hartlepool’s way, Jack Hunter was booked twice in quick succession and was sent off in the 25th minu