Sean Shields left it late, very late, to celebrate his 100th appearance for the Fleet with an equaliser deep into stoppage time that kept his side’s Buildbase FA Trophy hopes alive. Warrington Town, 36 places below the Fleet in the football pyramid, looked to have clinched the result of the round with a late goal of their own but saw their dreams shattered 10 minutes later.
Bromley make the long trip up to Croft Park to face Blyth Spartans for their FA Trophy Second Round match on Saturday looking to progress further than they ever have in this competition.
Ebbsfleet United are through to the next round of the FA Trophy in what Daryl McMahon described as a scrappy affair but was pleased that they don’t have to go to Eastleigh on Tuesday when Myles Weston scored the winner in added on time to lead the majority of the crowd in raptures.
