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Sam Matthews treble downs Solihull Moors

Sam Matthews hit a hat-trick as rampant Eastleigh crushed Solihull Moors 4-1 in the National League.The midfielder on-loan from Bournemouth stole the show with the first three goals as the visitors ended a run of four straight defeats to finish the season in style.Matthews opened the scoring in the 34th minute, sweeping home a cut-back from Chris Zebroski.He doubled his tally in the 52nd minute with a fine individual goal, driving forwards before firing home.Matthews completed his treble just three minutes later, tucking home a loose ball after a ricochet fell to him in the area.And Matthews was involved in the fourth goal too, getting to the byline and sending the ball across the face of goal for Paul McCallum to tap home.The hosts grabbed a consolation in the 76th minute as Adi Yussuf cut inside and blasted an effort into the top corner, but Eastleigh were already home and dry.

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Macclesfield back in the Football League after win over Eastleigh

Macclesfield secured their return to the Football League after a six-year absence as a 2-0 win at Eastleigh sealed the Vanarama National League title.A 26th league victory of the season sent the Silkmen 10 points clear of second-place Tranmere, who only have three matches remaining.Tyrone Marsh smashed David Fitzpatrick's cross into the roof of the net after just three minutes to put the visitors ahead at the Silverlake Stadium.Paul McCallum fired wide for the hosts and then saw a header saved by Shwan Jalal before George Pilkington cleared Chris Zebroski's effort off the line.Mitch Hancox doubled Macclesfield's advantage on the hour mark, curling a low effort into the far corner after Eastleigh failed to clear their lines and the ball reached him at the back post.Spitfires midfielder Danny Hollands sent an effort inches wide but there was no halting the away side's promotion party.

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Kenny Clark strike sends Ebbsfleet into play-off places

Ebbsfleet moved into the National League play-off places with a hard-fought 1-0 win at Eastleigh.Home keeper Ross Flitney twice denied Luke Coulson early on and made brilliant saves from Kenny Clark and Corey Whitely, while Nathan Ashmore thwarted Reda Johnson and Mark Yeates at the other end.Cav Miley's goal-line clearance denied Ebbsfleet's top score Danny Kedwell, while Ashmore saved Chris Zebroski's long-range strike at the other end.Eastleigh were awarded a penalty when Sam Matthews was brought down but Ashmore kept out Paul McCallum's effort.And Ebbsfleet punished their hosts when substitute Jonathan Powell's corner was headed in by defender Clark in the 82nd minute to seal the points.

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Barrow hold on for vital victory

Barrow gave themselves renewed hope of beating the drop with a 3-1 win at home to Eastleigh. Ady Pennock's men started with gusto and Asa Hall nodded in a corner from Lewis Walters to put them 1-0 up.In the second half, Chris Zebroski equalised for the visitors when he coolly rounded goalkeeper Steve Arnold, but within seconds Barrow went back in front when Donovan Makoma smashed in past Graham Stack.Walters seemingly secured victory late on, following up on the rebound after Nathan Waterston had hit the post.But substitute Ben Williamson pulled one back for Eastleigh late on, and remarkably the Spitfires were denied by the woodwork three times in a harrowing finish for the hosts.

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Ryan Cresswell redeems himself as Eastleigh earn late Wrexham point

Ryan Cresswell redeemed himself with a last-minute equaliser as Eastleigh snatched a 1-1 draw with Vanarama National League promotion hopefuls Wrexham.Cresswell conceded the penalty from which Wrexham opened the scoring, but popped up in stoppage time to bundle home from a corner.Wrexham goalkeeper Chris Dunn blocked two Chris Zebroski efforts after nine minutes as the hosts made a bright start.The visitors went ahead after 18 minutes when Cresswell brought down Scott Quigley in the box and the forward got up to smash the subsequent penalty down the middle.Only an excellent save by Dunn denied Paul McCallum an equaliser before half-time and Sam Matthews and Ryan Broom saw efforts blocked after the break.Eastleigh's Andrew Boyce was dismissed after 68 minutes for picking up a second yellow card, but Cresswell made a vital late block to keep the hosts in it before popping up with the equaliser.

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Aldershot Town 0-2 Eastleigh

Eastleigh banished their recent poor form in the best possible style, winning the Hampshire derby 2-0 at Aldershot.Chris Zebroski headed the visitors the lead on the stroke of half-time from a left-wing cross. The striker showed fine positional sense to latch on to the return ball back into the box following an over-hit cross.Zebroski turned provider after the interval with a fine cross to the back post, where strike partner Paul McCallum was ideally placed to head in.Aldershot could not get back in the game despite a determined effort. Shamir Fenelon slipped his shot wide of the post late on after picking up a good through pass from Matt McClure.

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Paul McCallum bags brace as Eastleigh edge Dover

A late brace from Paul McCallum earned Eastleigh a 2-1 win over Dover to dent the visitors' play-off ambitions.Ryan Bird gave Dover a 22nd-minute lead before McCallum levelled matters with just six minutes remaining and then bagged a winner in stoppage time.The Whites went ahead when Liam Bellamy played through Bird and he made no mistake in firing his 14th goal of the season past Graham Stack.Eastleigh got back on level terms in the 84th minute after Sam Matthews picked out McCallum and he put the ball through the legs of goalkeeper Mitch Walker and into the net.And McCallum then ended Dover's four-match unbeaten run as he got on the end of Mark Yeates' cross to head home.

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Andy Cook bags brace as Tranmere boost promotion hopes against Eastleigh

Andy Cook scored twice as Tranmere boosted their Vanarama National League promotion hopes with a 3-1 victory at home to Eastleigh.The visitors almost took the lead early on but were denied by a fantastic double save from Rovers keeper Scott Davies.That was to prove crucial as, in the ninth minute, Tranmere took the lead when Ritchie Sutton bundled home Jeff Hughes' corner from close range.Eastleigh offered a threat but Cook rifled home from 10 yards after a swift break from the hosts in the 78th minute.The Spitfires, who are now without a win in seven games, pulled a goal back with two minutes remaining through substitute Chris Zebroski.Cook stole the show, though, with a dipping 35-yard strike in added time to ease any nerves around Prenton Park.

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Eastleigh held by Halifax

Eastleigh and Halifax earned a share of the spoils as they played out a goalless draw at the Silverlake Stadium. Chris Zebroski was denied by a good save by Sam Johnson before Cavaghn Miley shot wide and Sam Matthews blazed over the crossbar as Eastleigh dominated the first half but they could not break down the Halifax defence.Matty Kosylo missed a chance for the visitors after skilfully beating two defenders before a last-ditch tackle from Reda Johnson denied the winger while, at the other end, Johnson went close on two occasions to break the deadlock but could not get his efforts on target.Paul McCallum failed to make contact with a Matthews cut-back as the hosts pressed but the Shaymen held on to move five points clear of the relegation zone.

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Eastleigh beat Hartlepool in seven-goal thriller

Chris Zebroski's hat-trick helped Eastleigh overcome struggling Hartlepool 4-3 at Ten Acres in a breathtaking affair.Michael Woods gave the visitors the ideal start from Nicky Deverdics' cross, but Ayo Obileye equalised when he headed in a corner.Woods put Hartlepool back in front with a reaction header, but Zebroski levelled for Eastleigh on the stroke of half-time when he turned home Sam Matthews' corner.Zebroski then won the match for the hosts with two more - a close-range volley, and then a tidy finish following build-up play by Matthews and substitute James Constable.Conor Newton pulled one back for Hartlepool to no avail late on. Pools' Carl Magnay was also sent off for dissent, capping a remarkable afternoon.

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Team	GP	W	D	L	GD	P
Carlisle United	17	11	3	3	+14	36
Boreham Wood	17	10	5	2	+14	35
Rochdale	14	11	1	2	+20	34
Scunthorpe United	16	9	6	1	+14	33
Forest Green Rovers	16	9	5	2	+12	32
York City	16	8	6	2	+20	30
Southend United	16	8	5	3	+14	29
Wealdstone	17	7	4	6	+2	25
FC Halifax Town	17	7	4	6	-2	25
Tamworth	16	7	4	5	-2	25
Hartlepool United	17	5	8	4	+5	23
Eastleigh	17	6	4	7	-2	22
Brackley Town	16	5	5	6	-4	20
Boston United	17	5	5	7	-6	20
Solihull Moors	17	5	5	7	-7	20
Yeovil Town	17	6	2	9	-8	20
Gateshead	17	5	4	8	-14	19
Woking	17	4	6	7	0	18
Altrincham	17	5	2	10	-6	17
Aldershot Town	17	3	4	10	-7	13
Braintree Town	17	3	4	10	-12	13
Sutton United	17	2	6	9	-11	12
Truro City	17	3	3	11	-14	12
Morecambe	16	3	3	10	-20	12

Aaron BlairF #11

Ciaran McguckinF #10

Temitope EwekaM #6

Goal Difference

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Goals Scored

19

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Assists

14

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Goals Conceded

21

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