Frannie Collin's double and a late Jon Main penalty gave Tonbridge Angels a deserved 3-0 victory over Weston-Super-Mare on Saturday afternoon.

Tommy Warrilow's side rode their luck at times - Marcus Duharty and Nabi Diallo both missed chances at key moments for the visitors, with the game 0-0 and 1-0 respectively - but got the win their second-half display merited.

The first half was as dire as the weather, but Angels got going after the break.

Collin got the ball rolling on 58 minutes with a 40 yard free-kick that squirmed through the hands of Lloyd Irish and then doubled the lead minutes later with a fine goal.

The superb Rory Hill started it with a lovely turn on the

half way line, the equally impressive Chris Piper then slid a pass into Collin, who found space and needed no second

invitation, firing across Irish into the far corner.

Angels were sloppy at the back at times, but Weston-Super-Mare couldn't hit a barn door.

Late on Sonny Miles was upended and Main fired home from the spot.

Elsewhere, Tunbridge Wells were heavily beaten, 3-0 at home by Erith Town. Sevenoaks Town drew 1-1 at Beckenham.