Walton & Hersham secured a dramatic 3-2 victory over Uxbridge as they came from behind to score a stoppage time winner at Honeycroft.
It was the Swans who broke the deadlock when a poor clearance by Reds 'keeper Rhys Forster landed at the feet of Jack Wood. He found Dawid Rogalski on the edge of box, who laid the ball off for Johl Powell to fire in the opener.
However, the hosts hit back and turned the tables with a quickfire double soon after. Jos Barker got down well to save a shot by Nnamdi Nwachuku, but he couldn't prevent Ada Okorogheye converting an equaliser on the rebound.
They then completed the first-half comeback as a swift end-to-end move culminated in Daniel Hector beating Barker from the centre of the box.
Looking to pull themselves back into the game following the break, the Swans got back on level terms just after the hour mark. Stefan Parkes set Wood up on the edge of the Uxbridge area and the winger curled a sublime strike into the top corner.
It was practically all Swans from there as they saw a number of efforts kept out and go wide, but their winning moment finally came in the 90th minute. Wood found Powell with a neat through ball and the visitors' number 10 squared for Rogalski to tap home from close range.
The comeback victory ensured Walton & Hersham's advantage over Gloucester City at the top of the table remained at eight points. However, the Swans turn their attention away from the league this week as they welcome Sutton United to the Elmbridge Xcel Sports Hub for a blockbuster clash in the third round of the FA Trophy.
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