Paul Stewart forced the
home keeper into the first save of the match with an early effort before he attempted a lob minutes later that went straight into the keeper's hands.
But they made hard work of it against Bromley, for whom the afternoon might have been different had Frankie Raymond not seen his firsthalf penalty saved by
home keeper Christian Dibble.
| Injured: Colwyn Bay looked well in the game at half-time, despite losing top scorer Jamie Rainford with a thigh injury, and Louis Corrigan was only denied a goal by a flying one-handed save from
home keeper Terry Smith.
Charlie Joyce forced
home keeper Phil Smith into a scram bling parry as Aldershot strug gled.
Home keeper Ben Jackson then took centre stage as he made a brilliant close-range save to keep out a Fagan header before pulling off a spectacular diving effort from a powerful Sam Adkins drive.
Home keeper Neil Greenwood saved from Vince Berry and Chris Wilson early on before he was beaten by Berry's shot from a Steve Dymock cross.
At the other end Steve Jones saw an effort blocked by Paul Robson and
home keeper Joe Anyon denied Perry a second as it finished honours even.
The hosts almost scored in the fifth minute when James Gambino headed a Michael Pritchard cross against the post, but moments later
home keeper Ben Jones had to produce a great stop from a Darren Thomas thunderbolt.
Nunthorpe then got into gear as Watling forced the first of a string of superb saves from the
home keeper to win a corner.
Home keeper Alex McCarthy's clearance rebounded off Jo Kuffour for the opener, Paul Heffernan added No.2 and Kuffour wrapped it up.
The home side took the lead after seven minutes through the unmarked Ross Campbell but City equalised in bizarre fashion in the 21st minute when
home keeper Ally Brown punched the ball into his own net as he attempted to clear.