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Non-league round-up: Defeats for Bromley, Dulwich and Tooting – but Clarke nabs hat-trick in Fisher success

BY RICHARD CAWLEY

Bromley’s winless run in the National League stands at seven matches after a 2-0 home reverse to Wrexham on Saturday.

Davis Keillor-Dunn and Jordan Ponticelli were on target for the Welsh club.

Dulwich Hamlet lost for the fourth time in six National League South matches – Tom Smith’s hat-trick securing all three points for Bath City.

Shamir Mullings and Danny Mills had twice levelled for Gavin Rose’s side at Twerton Park.

Hamlet are 15th in the table but 21st-placed Braintree are only one win behind them.

Dipo Akinyemi netted for Welling United as they moved into mid-table following a 1-0 success over Chipenham Town.

Dipo Akinyemi scores the winner past keeper Will Puddy

Dan Williams gave Tooting & Mitcham United the lead at Barking but they went on to lose 2-1 in the Isthmian League South Central Division.

The Terrors are six points behind the play-off positions but have two fixtures in hand.

Cray Valley PM are fourth in the Isthmian League South East Division after a 1-0 victory over Burgess Hill Town courtesy of Ryan Flack’s second-minute finish.

Louie Clarke scored a hat-trick for Fisher as they cruised to a 4-1 win over Bearsted in the SCEFL Premier Division. Elias Armah-Tackie got the last goal.

AFC Croydon lost 3-0 at home to Crowborough Athletic.

Jefferson Aibangbee bagged a brace for Forest Hill Park but they went down 3-2 at Greenways in the SCEFL First Division.

Lewisham Borough smashed Meridian VP 5-0 with Kai Richard netting twice. Luke Cooke, Ijah Currie-Wilson and Darnell Simpson also netted.


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