AFC TOTTON 1
Taylor 58
GLOUCESTER C1
Smalley 35
Early sub-Brandon Smalley gave the visitors the lead 10 minutes before the break, but Taylor’s angled strike from the left corner of the penalty area shortly before the hour capped a fine team move to equalise for Totton.
Attack-minded substitutions from the home manager and the late dismissal of Gloucester’s Daniel Leadbitter for a second bookable offence had The Stags looking more likely winners, but City held on to retain the league’s top spot.
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LEADERS SHATTER UNBEATEN CITY RUN
CHELMSFORD CITY lost for the first time at home this season when they were beaten by leaders Farnborough, who continued their impressive start.
MP CALLS ON LOCALS TO BACK SPARTANS
LABOUR MP Ian Lavery has pledged his ‘full support’ to Blyth Spartans supporters as concern grows over the future of the Northern Premier League club.
'THIS IS BIGGEST JOB IN LEAGUE'
Lawrence targets a top boss for Pools
EVANS LOVES LINKEDIN
FORMER Taunton Town full-back Cameron Evans has revealed he found an unorthodox route back into the professional game through LinkedIn.
DEAN CHIEF BIRMY'S A NEW VIRAL SENSATION
JUST as Michael Birmingham picks up the phone to The Non-League Paper, he takes delivery of a parcel at work.
TAYLOR'S STRIKE IS TOP TWO LEVELLER
ETHAN Taylor netted an equaliser to ensure AFC Totton took a share of the points from this top of the table clash at the Snows Stadium.
NUMBER 1 YATES HERO FOR ROBINS
FORWARD John Lufudu staged a late bid to snatch victory for Guiseley but Ilkeston’s keeper won the duel.
WALKER PUTS DALE TO SWORD
SOUTHEND United boss Kevin Maher added to his week of celebrations with a win at Rochdale.
BEES FEEL FORCE OF MOORS
LEAGUE leaders Barnet saw their six-game winning streak coming to an end despite scoring twice in extra time to set up a nervy finish at Solihull Moors.
FIFTY NOT OUT FOR BOSS ROB
ROBBIE SAVAGE has one huge regret about his move into football management.
