Salford City picked up an impressive 2-0 win over league leaders Bromley to throw a cat amongst the pigeons in the Sky Bet League Two automatic promotion race.

The win guaranteed Salford at least a place in the Play-Offs come the end of the season, but with Cambridge's defeat earlier in the week, The Ammies now move up to third ahead of the penultimate weekend of the season.

League leaders Bromley arrived at the Peninsula Stadium fresh off the back of confirming their promotion to Sky Bet League One next season. Their season is far from over yet though, as a win tonight could have seen them crowned champions should MK Dons lose at the weekend.

In what was quite an even game, Bromley probably edged the opening 45 minutes, forcing Salford goalkeeper Matthew Young into two smart stops to deny Nicke Kabamba and then Zech Medley.

After the break, Salford came out with intent, and just seven minutes into the half found themselves 1-0 up. Jorge Grant worked space before firing a fierce low shot through a defender's legs and into the corner from range.

The hosts doubled their lead in the 76th minute, although in much less glamorous style. Grant whipped in a corner that Oliver Turton bundled home from close range.

Salford saw out a win that shakes things up at the top of the table, with Bromley now having to hope MK Dons drop points at the weekend to avoid going into the final day in 2nd place.

Salford move into automatic promotion places with win over Bromley

Salford move into automatic promotion places with win over Bromley