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Wealdstone stayed in the Vanarama National League after a 3-1 win over Halifax pulled them out of the relegation zone on a dramatic final day of the season.
The home side – who had started the afternoon in the bottom four, a point behind Dagenham – got off to a fast start when defender Jack Cook headed in from a corner after just four minutes.
Kallum Cesay then tapped in a second before a long-range effort from midfielder Mustapha Carayol had Stones in control ahead of half-time.
Halifax – already secure of a place in the top seven – equalised just before the hour mark through a long-range effort by Luca Thomas, but Wealdstone saw out the closing stages to edge above Dagenham, who drew at Solihull.
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