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Dorking Wanderers continued their march at the top, while Whitehawk and Wingate & Finchley grabbed vital wins.

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Dorking Wanderers continued their seemingly inevitable march to the title on Saturday with yet another convincing victory. 
The Surrey based club thrashed relegation threatened Burgress Hill Town by six goals to nil, with Elliott Buchanan pitching in with a brace.
Dorking were able to extent their lead at the summit of the table to 11 points as second-placed Haringey Borough could only muster a 2-2 draw at home to Corinthian-Casuals.
Meanwhile, Merstham consolidated their position in third place with a hard fought victory at in-form Leatherhead andsixth placed while Worthing produced a late fight back to gain a point against fellow play-off chasers Bognor Regis.
At the other end of the table, Whitehawk continued their remarkable turnaround in form to secure their fourth straight league victory as they won at Lewis to push themselves further away from relegation zone, while fellow strugglers Wingate & Finchley also picked up a vital three points at Kingstonian.

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