Oxford United stayed eight points clear in the Blue Square Premier after seeing off a strong challenge from Crawley Town at the Kassam Stadium on Tuesday night.
Adam Chapman gave the home side the lead after 20 minutes with a fine free kick from the edge of the area. But, just 6 minutes later Crawley levelled from ex-Oxford striker Jefferson Louis's deflected free kick.
On 66 minutes Steven Kinniburgh lobbed Crawley keeper Simon Rayner to make it 2-1 before Jack Midson added the third 8 minutes from time.
Kettering Town struck two late goals to grab an undeserved win at Church Road against a battling Hayes & Yeading United side.
For fully 86 minutes the Poppies were played off the park by the lowly hosts.
Goalkeeper Lee Harper produced no less than six outstanding saves to keep his side in the game and he is the one who can take the credit for this result.
The Poppies were sluggish throughout and it seemed almost impossible that anything other than a home win would occur.
But with just 4 minutes left, Lee Fowler smashed his first goal for the club into the top corner.
The drama didn't end there though. In their next attack, Moses Ashikodi skipped over the halfway line and then threaded the ball through for Francis Green to win it from a narrow angle.
In stoppage time, to add to the home side`s woes, Danny Allen-Page was sent-off.
Scott Laird scored a late winner for Stevenage Borough as they extended their unbeaten run to eight games at Kenilworth Road against Luton Town.
Mark Roberts almost gave the visitors the lead with a header from a corner which dropped just wide.
Jake Howells volleyed over the bar for Luton and Stevenage's Chris Beardsley saw his shot tipped around the post by Mark Tyler.
The Hatters' George Pilkington hit the post just before Laird struck the winner.
Rushden & Diamonds suffered their first home defeat since the opening day of the season as an early goal won it for AFC Wimbledon.
Craig Farrell's penalty was saved but there were plenty of other opportunities to pick up at least one point.
Ultimately the difference came from a nightmare start with two basic mistakes in the very first minute.
Simon Downer gave the ball to Ross Montague, who hit a 25-yard drive which former MK Dons keeper Nathan Abbey fumbled over the line.
Two goals from Jason Walker set Barrow on their way to a first win in seven games against high-flying Mansfield Town at Holker Street.
The striker fired them ahead after 6 minutes with a low shot from Neil Wainwright's cross but Mansfield drew level 5 minutes later when Kyle Nix struck home a free kick.
Walker grabbed a spectacular second with a half-volley from 30 yards just after the break, and new signing Malvin Kamara made sure of victory for Barrow on 67 minutes when he guided home a low effort from the edge of the area.
Brian Smikle made ten-man Wrexham suffer, helping Kidderminster Harriers to their third successive home win.
Dragons` midfielder Silvio Spann was sent-off after just 16 minutes when he careered into David McDermott, the Harriers man playing no further part.
The visitors survived until the 50th minute when Smikle rose to head Robbie Matthews' cross into the back of the net for his sixth goal of the season.
Four minutes later Matthews produced a clinical finish from the edge of the box to make it 2-0.
Altrincham snatched an injury-time victory over Gateshead, thanks to a Matt Doughty penalty at Moss Lane.
The home side took the lead in the very first minute when Anthony Danylyk rifled his effort into the net but Graeme Armstrong equalised 4 minutes afterwards.
Phil Turnbull's 20-yard rocket put the visitors in the lead on 67 minutes before Chris Denham headed a 90th minute leveller.
The penalty was awarded 6 minutes into stoppage time after James Curtis fouled Chris Senior and Doughty kept his nerve to convert it.
Dan Charge and Glenn Poole were on target for Grays Athletic as they registered only their second win of the season against Cambridge United at the New Recreation Ground.
Both sides struggled to create anything early on before Grays` keeper Preston Edwards tipped Chris Holroyd's close-range shot around the post.
Charge broke the deadlock on 57 minutes when he tapped home after Poole guided Richard Graham's corner back into the area.
Poole made sure of the points with a penalty in injury-time after Graham was brought down.
A Nathaniel Knight-Percival brace ensured victory in a dominant display by Histon at the Glassworld Stadium against Eastbourne Borough, despite going a man down.
Boro keeper Michael Johnson was busy from the start but was beaten on 26 minutes when Knight-Percival latched onto John Kennedy's corner with his head.
Adam Tann was shown a straight red card for a professional foul on Liam Enver-Marum just before half time. But the home side remained on top and doubled their lead 18 minutes from time when Danny Wright's cross was turned into the net.
Forest Green Rovers extended their undefeated run to six with a victory at struggling Chester City.
Conal Platt opened the scoring after 17 minutes when he seized on home keeper Jon Danby's mistake off a Sean Rigg shot.
Platt had a long-range effort saved before Rigg struck from 18 yards to double Rovers' lead on 36 minutes.
Chester had chances either side of the break before Kevin Roberts headed home Neil Ashton's cross just after half time, but they could not find an equaliser.
Three goals in the last 2 minutes saw Salisbury City run out 2-1 winners at Stonebridge Road against Ebbsfleet United after Daniel Webb and Matty Tubbs scored for the visitors.
Salisbury went close with a Darrell Clarke strike and Leon Crook header before Fleet's Ricky Shakes and Magno Vieira forced saves from James Bittner.
Webb headed home from 10 yards in the 89th minute before Tubbs doubled the lead with a 12-yard shot.
Paul McCarthy struck from Luis Cumbers' cross for the late consolation.
