Gateshead staged a second-half comeback to earn a 2-2 draw at Rochdale.

Dale made a great start and were 2-0 up after just 26 minutes.

Jesurun Uchegbulam opened the scoring with a curling first-time effort in the 16th minute and Ian Henderson made it two 10 minutes later when he converted a loose ball after Kairo Mitchell saw an effort saved.

Edward Francis brought Gateshead back into it after the break with a fine strike and then Kenton Richardson earned a point in the 67th minute.

Sam Bowen’s second-half double gave Wealdstone a much-needed 3-1 National League win over Oxford City.

The hosts had not won since the end of September and fell behind to Josh Parker’s 28th-minute opener from a set-piece.

Kyle Smith quickly levelled for the hosts when he found the bottom corner.

The second half was all about Bowen as he put his side in front three minutes after the restart with a finish high into the net and then killed the game in the 57th minute with a curled effort into the top corner.

Southend’s impressive run continued with a 3-0 success over Ebbsfleet which extended their winning streak in the National League to four games.

The Shrimpers made it six unbeaten in total thanks to goals from Oli Coker, Gus Scott-Morriss and Jack Wood.

Coker opened the scoring when he curled into the top corner from the edge of the area in the 25th minute.

Scott-Morriss ensured the points were staying in Essex with another impressive finish, sending a looping shot into the net after 53 minutes, with Wood’s late strike adding icing to the cake.

Wealdstone were able to dig in after Mason Barrett’s second-half red card to earn a 1-1 draw at home to Boreham Wood on Saturday night.

Erico Sousa put Wood ahead in the 18th minute, but Tarryn Allarakhia produced a brilliant leveller before half-time in the National League clash.

Barrett’s sending-off in the 68th minute made the final exchanges an uphill battle for Wealdstone, but they held firm to end their three-match losing run.

Sousa gave the visitors the perfect start when he cut inside and rifled into the bottom corner in London.

Allarakhia made sure Wealdstone were on level terms at the break when he collected the ball by the halfway line and dribbled past a number of opponents before he side-footed into the bottom corner in the pouring rain.

The hosts’ chances of pushing for a winner were largely ended when Barrett received two bookings in the space of 11 minutes and it finished all square.

Millenic Alli’s double gave Halifax a 2-1 win over struggling Kidderminster.

The forward struck after 28 minutes and then five minutes after the break with Halifax sitting seventh in the National League.

Second-bottom Kidderminster did equalise through Amari Morgan-Smith in the first half.

But Alli, who ended a five-game drought with his first, won the game just after the break with his fourth goal of the season.

James Norwood’s 72nd-minute strike helped Oldham edge out Rochdale in a seven-goal thriller at Crown Oil Arena.

Jimmy Keohane netted a hat-trick for hosts Rochdale, but it failed to halt the winless run of James McNulty’s team, which has now extended to eight games in all competitions after this 4-3 loss.

Nathan Sheron put Oldham ahead after 16 minutes before a goal frenzy occurred following half-time with Devarn Green making it 2-0 in the 49th-minute.

Keohane reduced the deficit soon after before he levelled the scores on the hour mark for Rochdale.

Hallam Hope immediately put Oldham back ahead and Norwood’s smart finish from a tight angle with 18 minutes left looked to make the points safe for the visitors.

Keohane sparked an exciting finale when he completed his hat-trick with a close-range finish from a corner and despite 16 minutes of stoppage ime, Oldham held on to move up to 10th in the Vanarama National League.

Olufela Olomola scored a brace as Bromley claimed a 3-1 National League victory at home to Oxford City.

The hosts opened the scoring, with Olomola opening his Bromley account just six minutes in.

Oxford soon struck back with a Josh Parker penalty levelling the scores midway through the first half.

Olomola put the home side back in front after 65 minutes and Louis Dennis put the score beyond doubt at the death.

Inih Effiong’s late strike saw Dagenham edge to a 2-1 victory against 10-man Woking.

Jake Hessenthaler put the Daggers in front in the 25th minute after getting on the end of Josh Hare’s corner.

Their lead was short-lived, however, as Woking equalised just four minutes later when Dennon Lewis picked out Reece Grego-Cox at the back post to nod home.

The Cards were reduced to 10 men in the 66th minute when Tunji Akinola was shown a second yellow card and Effiong struck late into stoppage time to hand Dagenham victory.

Aldershot completed a fine comeback to take three points against Hartlepool with a 2-1 victory.

Emmanuel Dieseruvwe had looked to have set Hartlepool on their way to an away win, acrobatically opening the scoring two minutes before the hour when he converted a corner from Nicky Featherstone.

But the Shots had other ideas and struck twice in three minutes.

Substitute Kwame Thomas levelled (79) when he scored at the back post after Ollie Harfield crossed and then, in the 81st minute, Thomas fed Josh Stokes who went clear to win it.

Substitute Dale Gorman scored a stoppage-time winner as Barnet left it late to beat Maidenhead 3-2.

Barnet struck first, with Idris Kanu striking into the top corner after four minutes.

Their lead did not last long as Jayden Mitchell-Lawson fired home to level the scoring in the 11th minute before Bradley Keetch gave the struggling visitors a surprise half-time lead.

Callum Stead headed the hosts level after 51 minutes before Gorman won it for the Bees in the 91st minute, with Maidenhead’s Sam Beckwith and two backroom staff being sent off in the chaotic scenes that followed.

Ten-man Ebbsfleet held on to secure a 1-1 draw away to AFC Fylde.

Dominic Poleon put Ebbsfleet in the lead after slotting home past goalkeeper Theo Richardson 25 minutes in.

Jon Ustabasi nearly levelled for the home side before the break, but the Fleet managed to block the effort.

But Harry Davis did square things up for the home side, heading home 57 minutes in.

Then the away side found themselves a man down, with Ouss Cisse being sent off for an off-ball incident with nearly half-an-hour remaining, but they held on for a point.

Charlton loanee Daniel Kanu marked his home debut for Southend with a four-goal salvo in a stunning 5-0 thrashing of Solihull Moors.

Solihull had sat third in the Vanarama National League and only lost once in the division all season, but the Blues turned the form book upside down with a superb display in front of prospective new owner Justin Rees at Roots Hall.

Kanu, who signed on loan from Charlton earlier this month, opened the scoring after quarter of an hour with a close-range finish and made it 2-0 to Kevin Maher’s side with his second on the stroke of half-time.

Noor Husin grabbed Southend’s third just past the hour mark when he sent a left-footed effort into the corner.

It sparked a period of three goals in five minutes and Kanu completed his treble in the 64th minute when he headed home Jack Bridge’s cross before the teenager made it 5-0 with a poacher’s finish minutes later.

Barnet recovered from two goals down to beat Dorking 3-2 and keep up the pressure on Vanarama National League leaders Chesterfield.

Josh Taylor and Jason Prior put Dorking in charge at Meadowbank, but second-half goals from Nicke Kabamba, Anthony Hartigan and Danny Collinge earned Barnet a comeback win that keeps them three points behind Chesterfield.

Dorking took a fifth-minute lead when a long ball forward was allowed to bounce through to the edge of Barnet box, where Taylor pounced to drill past Laurie Walker.

The hosts doubled their lead in the 22nd minute when Tom Blair’s cross picked out Prior and the veteran striker headed home his seventh of the season.

With the points slipping away, Barnet came out after the break with all guns blazing and Kabamba reduced the deficit when he got in front of his marker to flick in his 11th goal of the campaign.

Barnet substitute Callum Stead hit the outside of a post, but the visitors would not be denied and drew level in the 67th minute when Anthony Hartigan curled a brilliant free-kick into the near top corner.

The Bees were not finished there either, and took the lead – and the points – four minutes later when Collinge fired into the roof of the net for the centre-back’s sixth goal this season.

Oxford City moved out of the National League relegation zone with a 3-0 victory over Fylde.

Josh Parker powered home a penalty after 30 minutes to open the scoring.

Parker went close to a second with a fizzing free-kick that cannoned off the crossbar.

Substitute Olly Sanderson struck twice in the final 10 minutes to secure the three points, while Fylde’s best chance saw Nick Haughton’s free-kick well saved by Chris Haigh.

Rochdale earned a 2-2 National League draw at Maidenhead as Tyrese Sinclair struck a late equaliser.

Kairo Mitchell put Rochdale ahead after 29 minutes with his sixth goal of the season and third in four games.

The Magpies turned the game around in the second half as Reece Smith slotted home on the hour before Chanka Zimba pounced on a loose ball six minutes from time.

But Devante Rodney broke free three minutes from time and squared for Sinclair to finish at the far post.