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National League leaders Chesterfield survived a first-half scare before beating Wealdstone 3-2 to record a sixth straight win.
The visitors, without an away league victory since March, took a shock 34th-minute lead when left-back Jaydn Mundle-Smith’s low cross was turned in by Kyle Smith at the far post.
But the leaders equalised seven minutes into the second half when James Berry pounced on a defensive error to fire home.
Liam Mandeville made it 2-1 in the 66th minute, sliding home after Berry’s cross fell to him six yards out, and the rampant Spireites scored again two minutes later through a fine individual effort from Michael Jacobs.
Sean Adarkwa grabbed a consolation six minutes into stoppage time for Wealdstone.
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