Lewes twice came from behind to beat Kingsbury Town 4-2 at a muddy Dripping Pan and move second in division three.

Kingsbury scored after just 90 seconds when a low cross from Nyall O'Rourke was only palmed away by Rooks' keeper Florian Ludewig to Ryan Fitzsimon who slid the ball into an empty net.

Lewes levelled three minutes later with a fiercely hit strike by Cameron Johnson from just outside the penalty area. On the stroke of half time a shot from Andy Hutchinson completely deceived Ludewig to give the Londoners a fortunate interval lead.

However, two goals from Warren Bagnall early in the second half put Lewes back in control.

First he seized on a backpass that got stuck in the mud to beat Kingsbury keeper Rob Blackburn and pounced again after defensive hesitancy on 55 minutes which allowed him to prod the ball into the net.

The final goal came after 75 minutes when Conor McCurdy calmly scored from the penalty spot after Paul Stokes had been brought down.

Horsham battled to a fine 3-1 win over promotion-chasing Wivenhoe Town at Queen Street in division two.

The breakthrough came after 41 minutes as Steve Flain played Gavin Geddes into the box and he squared for Gary Charman to knock the ball over the line from close range.

Having thrown away a 1-0 half-time lead to lose 6-1 the previous Saturday, Horsham's supporters were relieved to see their side resume the offensive after the interval.

Hornets stretched the lead in the 68th minute when Dave Odongo broke down the right flank and crossed perfectly for Geddes to glance a header past the statuesque Jon Cardy.

Danny Smith pulled a goal back in the 74th minute for the visitors but Horsham wrapped up the game in the last minute when Geddes took advantage of hesitancy and curled the ball brilliantly into the net from 18 yards.

Manager John Maggs said: "We did extremely well despite being under the cosh when they scored and every player emerged with credit."