Tonbridge 1-2 Salisbury: Dunne says scoring early was "the worst thing that happened"
Bailey Akehurst's free-kick put Angels ahead, but Salisbury scored twice in 12 minutes.
Bailey Akehurst curled in a 12th-minute free-kick, but Salisbury levelled four minutes later through Jordan Alonge and went ahead through Malachi Ogunleye's 25-yard strike. Fifth played fourth, and Salisbury extended their unbeaten run to 13.
Jephte Tanga and Bunmi Babajide both hit the woodwork before half-time. Substitute Hayden Bullas was booked for simulation just before the hour, and Will Henry kept out Harvey Lintott's header.
Alan Dunne said: "I'm disappointed. I felt we weren't quite ourselves today and everything that was good about Tuesday wasn't there today." He added that he still felt his side "did enough to win". Quotes via Tonbridge Angels.
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Via KentOnline. Dunne praises two-goal sub Frankie Baker.
