Old Boys Round Up

Former Shots players who are plying their trade elsewhere featured in several levels of the pyramid over the weekend.

In the Blue Square Premier clash Scott Rendell's stoppage-time goal earned Cambridge United a point to maintain their unbeaten start - and prevented Ebbsfleet United from going top of the table.

Luke Moore put Fleet ahead 3 minutes before the break when he met Chukki Eribenne's pass and fired in from 20 yards

Both sides missed several chances, but Rendell headed in fellow substitute Michael Hyem's cross to equalise

Lewes and Bath City top the Blue Square South table after Bank Holiday Monday`s round of matches, the former following a comprehensive 5-0 hammering of Sussex neighbours Bognor Regis Town.

Paul Booth opened the scoring from the penalty spot after only 5 minutes and he doubled the Rooks` advantage on 24 minutes.

Ian Simpemba added number three with 8 minutes remaining and Steve King`s side scored twice more before the end through Gary Holloway (pictured) and a Jamie Cade spot-kick.

Eastbourne shared a 2-2 home draw with fancied Havant & Waterlooville, who were ahead 2 minutes before half time through Shaun Wilkinson.

Paul Armstrong equalised 8 minutes after the break but Leroy Griffiths responded by restoring the Hawks` lead just 4 minutes later.

In the Ryman Premier League Kris Lee shot AFC Hornchurch into a 48th minute lead at Scraley Road against Heybridge Swifts, whose Stafford Browne equalised - yes, from the penalty spot - on 67 minutes