Enfield Town moved to the top of the league table on goal difference following a 3-0 victory over Dulwich Hamlet. The match, played on Sunday, saw Enfield capitalize on key moments despite an early resistance from Dulwich, who were forced to make an unexpected goalkeeper change due to injuries.

Dulwich entered the game without their first and second choice keepers, leading to the short-term loan signing of Ronnie Sandford from Millwall. Sandford made a number of important saves during a fragmented opening period, helping to keep his team in the contest. However, Enfield broke the deadlock in the 34th minute when Sonny Hart’s header struck the woodwork, with teammate Adam Thompson quickly following up to score from the rebound.

Dulwich responded in the second half, with their leading striker Ogo Obi testing the Enfield defense on multiple occasions. Obi’s close-range effort was disallowed due to offside, while another attempt struck the crossbar. A subsequent challenge by the Enfield defense denied him another opportunity, highlighting Dulwich’s frustration as they struggled to find a way back into the game.

Enfield then asserted control through fresh legs off the bench. Substitute Nana Kyei stole the ball from Jordan Wynter in the 71st minute before driving forward to score, extending Enfield’s lead. The home side sealed the match with a goal that was widely praised for its quality. Jez Davies, named player of the match, showcased his skill by dribbling past three defenders before linking up with another substitute, Billy Leonard, and finishing superbly from a tight angle. Davies celebrated the goal with a double somersault, underlining its importance to the team’s triumph.

The three points lifted Enfield Town to the summit of the league standings, surpassing their rivals on goal difference. The result was particularly notable given Dulwich’s goalkeeping challenges and Enfield’s effective use of substitutes, which proved decisive in securing a well-earned win.