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Bromley held at home by Barrow

Bromley and Barrow both came close in injury time but had to settle for a 0-0 draw in their Vanarama National League clash at Hayes Lane.Victory would have put Bromley into seventh place, and a play-off spot, while Barrow needed more than a point to open up breathing space above the relegation zone.Roger Johnson sent a great chance wide in the closing moments, ending the Ravens' prospects of winning, with Jordan White narrowly failing to latch on to Lewis Walters' cross at the other end moments later.Barrow keeper Steven Arnold played a big part in keeping the game goalless across 90 minutes, with the away side also weathering a penalty appeal in the last five minutes.

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Bromley stay in play-off picture with comeback win

Omar Bugiel grabbed a critical late winner for Bromley, whose 3-2 win at home to Boreham Wood kept them in with a realistic chance of making the play-offs.The home side made a remarkable comeback from two down as Morgan Ferrier's double left them trailing.Jordan Higgs pulled one back though, letting the power of Frankie Sutherland's cross do the work as he redirected the ball into the net from close in.Bromley levelled in the second half when Ricky Shakes fouled Bugiel in the box and substitute Brandon Hanlan fired the spot-kick down the middle.And Bugiel himself became the hero in the dying seconds, leaving Boreham to sweat further over their play-off place on the final day.

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Holland double fires Bromley to victory over Dagenham

Jack Holland scored twice as Bromley came from behind to beat Dagenham 3-1 in the Vanarama National League on Tuesday.Luke Howell beat two defenders before slotting into the bottom corner in the 54th minute to give Dagenham the lead.However, a second-half brace from Holland fired Bromley ahead, the first goal coming just three minutes after the opener when he headed in from a corner.Holland repeated the trick with a thundering header in the 71st minute to put the hosts in front.Bromley were awarded a penalty with 10 minutes remaining when George Porter was pulled back by Ben Nunn, but Mark Cousins got down low to his right to save Brandon Hanlan's spot-kick.Frankie Raymond did find a third goal for the hosts when he produced a superb finish into the top corner.

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Nathan Brown stunner snatches victory for Chester

Chester substitute Nathan Brown scored a stunning last-minute solo goal to clinch beleaguered Chester only their second win in 17 games - 3-2 at home to Bromley.The two sides had already shared four goals before the striker ran 40 yards, beating three men, before placing the ball past goalkeeper David Gregory.On the stroke of half-time, Chester's Dominic Vose curled in a superb strike after receiving a pass from Craig Mahon. But after the interval, Josh Rees levelled for Bromley.James Akintunde was on hand to set up the hosts' second, squaring for substitute Jordan Archer to tap in.Frankie Sutherland swung in a free-kick for another substitute, Omar Bugiel, to equalise once again, but Brown's dramatic intervention won it for Chester.

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Bromley see play-off hopes hit by home stalemate

Bromley's National League play-off hopes suffered a further dent following a goalless draw at home to Gateshead.Clear-cut chances were few and far between although Bromley keeper David Gregory produced a fine reaction save to deny Lewis McNall in the 12th minute.A last-ditch clearance from Ben Chorley thwarted Richard Peniket as Gateshead enjoyed a good spell.Louis Dennis was foiled by Gateshead keeper James Montgomery, who moments later kept out Omar Bugiel's effort.Bromley extended their unbeaten home run to five games but have won just once in five while mid-table Gateshead are now without a win in four matches.

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Promotion-chasing Wrexham fail to beat 10-man Bromley

Wrexham's promotion hopes suffered a setback as they were held to a 1-1 draw by 10-man Bromley.The hosts were reduced to 10 men a minute before the break when Roger Johnson was sent off for a foul on Sam Wedgbury.The visitors made their numerical advantage count just six minutes after the break as Marcus Kelly's free-kick from the right was headed home by James Jennings.They might have added to their lead only for David Gregory in the Bromley goal to save well from Kelly when he was one-on-one with the keeper.But in the 66th minute the hosts were level, Brandon Hanlan converting from the penalty spot low into the left corner.Wrexham applied plenty of pressure in search of a winner, with Kelly crashing a long-range effort off the bar and Jonathan Franks being denied by a post, but Bromley held on.

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Hartlepool boost survival fight with second straight win

Hartlepool moved five points clear of the National League relegation zone with a 2-1 win against play-off chasing Bromley.Josh Hawkes and Michael Woods scored for the hosts as Pools recorded back-to-back victories for the first time since October.Hawkes, 19, marked his full debut by opening the scoring after 10 minutes when his deflected strike looped over visiting goalkeeper David Gregory.Bromley levelled in first-half stoppage time when Josh Rees turned the ball in from a corner.But the home side took all three points when Devante Rodney's knockdown fell for Woods to slot in his ninth goal of the campaign.

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Solihull edge closer to safety with win over Bromley

Solihull Moors gave their Vanarama National League survival hopes a boost with a 2-0 victory over Bromley at the Automated Technology Group Stadium.Kwame Thomas set them on their way to victory when he opened the scoring 13 minutes into the contest and Alex Reid made sure of victory deep into stoppage time.Moors made a strong start and Thomas latched onto a ball from Jamey Osborne but saw his shot cleared off the line after he had beaten David Gregory.However, he was not to be denied and found the net after 13 minutes. Liam Daly headed down Darren Carter's free-kick and Thomas was on hand to rifle home from close range.Max O'Leary then tipped Brandon Hanlan's effort around the post and with little goalmouth action in the second half substitute Reid latched onto a poor backpass to lift the ball over Gregory and into the net.

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Team	GP	W	D	L	GD	P
Doncaster Rovers	44	22	12	10	+21	78
Port Vale	44	21	14	9	+18	77
Bradford City	44	21	12	11	+19	75
Walsall	44	20	14	10	+21	74
AFC Wimbledon	44	19	13	12	+22	70
Notts County	44	19	12	13	+18	69
Grimsby Town	44	20	7	17	-5	67
Colchester United	44	16	18	10	+8	66
Salford City	44	17	14	13	+7	65
Chesterfield	44	17	13	14	+15	64
Crewe Alexandra	44	15	17	12	+4	62
Bromley	44	16	14	14	+2	62
Swindon Town	44	15	15	14	+8	60
Barrow	44	15	12	17	+2	57
Fleetwood Town	44	14	15	15	-1	57
Cheltenham Town	44	15	12	17	-8	57
Gillingham	44	13	15	16	-6	54
Milton Keynes Dons	44	14	8	22	-14	50
Harrogate Town	44	13	11	20	-17	50
Newport County	44	13	10	21	-19	49
Accrington Stanley	44	11	14	19	-16	47
Tranmere Rovers	44	10	15	19	-25	45
Carlisle United	44	10	11	23	-26	41
Morecambe	44	10	6	28	-28	36

Michael CheekF #9

Ben ThompsonM #32

Cameron CongreveM #22

Goal Difference

2

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Goals Scored

58

Tied-9th

Assists

36

Tied-13th

Goals Conceded

56

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