Hornchurch secured a narrow 1-0 victory over Woking in their National League clash on Saturday, with a late goal from Rowe in the 76th minute proving decisive. The match, held at Hornchurch’s home ground, was attended by 1,477 spectators and officiated by referee Mulhall S. Both sides saw players cautioned during the game, including Hornchurch’s Hearn and Wraight, and Woking’s Ogie and Syla.

Elsewhere, Kidderminster Harriers recorded a 3-1 away win against Southend United. Despite conceding an own goal by Oldaker in the 61st minute, Kidderminster bounced back with goals from Walker in the 74th minute and Stewart deep into stoppage time at 90+2. Chambers-Parillon had initially put Southend ahead in the 11th minute. The match saw bookings for Twamley of Southend and Crompton, Devine, and Faakye of Kidderminster. The fixture took place in front of 9,155 fans and was refereed by Laflin G.

In a closely contested game, Wealdstone and Carlisle United played to a 1-1 draw. Carlisle took the lead through Ajiboye’s 35th-minute strike, but Wealdstone’s Henry equalized with a goal in the final minute of regular time. Both teams accumulated several yellow cards, including Barrett for Wealdstone and Azeez, Kelly, Nicholson, and Wearne for Carlisle. The match drew an attendance of 1,995, with Durkin J officiating.

Scunthorpe United earned a 3-1 win over Solihull Moors, powered by goals from Butterfield (31st minute), Gale (57th), and Beestin (77th). Solihull’s Wakeling opened the scoring in the 27th minute. The game included bookings for Denton of Scunthorpe, and Andrews and Shipston of Solihull Moors. Referee Westgate J oversaw the game watched by 4,294 supporters.

Tamworth edged Worthing 3-2 in a match marked by multiple cautions and two send-offs for Worthing players Hutchinson and Wadham. Tamworth’s goals were scored by Creaney (55th minute), Tshikuna (90+4 penalty), and Roberts (90+8). Worthing responded with goals by Wadham (45th) and Marquez (73rd). The fixture was witnessed by 974 fans and refereed by Robinson J.

Eastleigh secured a 1-0 win at Hartlepool United thanks to a late goal from Khumbeni deep into added time (90+7). The game was notable for several bookings for Hartlepool players Eccleston, Hugill, and McNally, with Eccleston also receiving a red card. Eastleigh had one booking for Blair. The match attracted an attendance of 5,017 and was managed by referee Baines D.

Sutton United obtained a 1-0 win away at Gateshead, with Babalola scoring in the 82nd minute. The match saw bookings on both sides and a red card for Sutton’s Nzuzi. The fixture was overseen by referee Rhodes G and attended by 696 spectators.

Yeovil Town came from behind to defeat Barrow 2-1 in an encounter featuring an own goal by Ward in the 76th minute, followed by late strikes from McCormick (88th minute, penalty) and Gubbins (90+4). Several Yeovil players were booked, as was Barrow’s Smith. The match took place before 2,229 attendees, with Martin R as referee.

Altrincham won 2-1 at home against FC Halifax Town, with goals from Knowles (17th minute) and Crawford (45th), countered by an own goal from Kosylo in the 82nd minute. The match saw bookings on both sides and attracted 1,861 fans, with referee Young A in charge.

Aldershot Town defeated Harrogate Town 3-1 in a game highlighted by a hat-trick from Abrahams, who scored in the 25th, 32nd, and stoppage time of the first half (45+3), while Broad netted twice for Forest Green Rovers at AFC Fylde in a 2-0 win. Both fixtures were conducted under referees Sangowawa T and Jackson A respectively, with booking incidents recorded in each. Aldershot’s match attendance was 1,235.