Bromley recorded their first win since the opening day with victory over previously unbeaten Huddersfield Town.
A lively opening saw Bromley take the lead in the opening 10 minutes, with JJ McKiernan heading home from a Mitchell Pinnock corner.
Marcus Harness could and perhaps should have equalised for the Terriers but his effort was kept out by Owen Mason with the goal gaping.
Two minutes before half time Pinnock's fizzed volley forced a fine reaction save from Matty Young.
However, in first half time added time Huddersfield got their equaliser as Ashley Fletcher headed in Cameron Humphreys' free kick.
Joe Taylor came close to giving the Terriers the lead on the hour mark, but a combination of Corey Whitely and Mason denied the front man when through one on one.
It was Bromley however who regained the lead 19 minutes from time, Mickel Miller seizing on a mistake to smash home from 20 yards.
In the final minute of normal time, Owen Mason denied Murray Wallace as Bromley held on to secure all three points.
Report supplied by PA Media.
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