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Isthmian League round-up: Nine successive home wins for Premier Division Welling, while Faversham win top-of-the-table South East clash at Hastings

Welling maintained their 100 per cent home record this season with a ninth successive victory to maintain the pressure on Isthmian Premier leaders Enfield.

The second-placed Wings remain just a point off the summit after thumping Carshalton 4-0 at Park View Road.

Centre-half Lekan Majoyegbe and defender-turned-midfielder Sam Smith struck in the first half, while Demaray Anyadike’s penalty and a Nahum Melvin-Lambert goal completed the rout.

Dartford lost ground in fifth after losing a seven-goal thriller at Aveley. Read the match report here

Ramsgate dropped to seventh after a late Shayon Harrison double saw them beaten 2-0 at big-spending Eastbourne Borough.

Jack Lyons scored a last-minute consolation for Chatham in a 3-1 defeat at Cheshunt, while Cray Wanderers warmed up for next weekend’s FA Cup first-round tie against Stockport with goals from Ade Yusuff (2), Ola Ogunwamide and John Ufuah in a 4-1 win at Brentwood.

Tommie Fagg’s penalty gave Faversham victory at Isthmian South East title rivals Hastings.

Fagg scored the only goal from the spot on the half-hour to move the Lilywhites level on points with South Park and their hosts at the top of the table. The U’s finished with 10 men after a late red card.

Whitstable are just a point behind in fourth after an eighth successive league victory.

They continued their magnificent form under Lee Martin with goals from Matty Holness and Robbie Rees in a 2-0 home victory over Erith Town.

Margate scored two late goals - including an injury-time winner - in a 2-1 comeback win against 10-man Eastbourne Town.

Joe Tyrie levelled on 88 minutes and David Adewoju won it for Gate in the third minute of added time as Jamie Coyle’s men moved up to fifth place.

Ashford maintained seventh

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