Bromley's League 2 match against Gillingham ended in a 2-1 win for the home side, with Cameron Congreve and Jude Arthurs scoring the decisive goals. The first half at Hayes Lane was goalless, but the teams traded quickfire goals in the second half. Robbie McKenzie quickly cancelled out Congreve's 54th-minute opener, but Arthurs restored Bromley's lead with a fine finish. Gillingham manager Mark Bonner made three changes to his starting line-up, including Jayden Clarke replacing Max Clark at left wing-back. Bromley started the match brightly, with Michael Cheek testing Jake Turner early on and Danny Imray firing over. The home side's win was a significant boost, especially after their recent away draw against Newcastle United in the FA Cup third round. Arthurs, who had never played a senior game for Gillingham, enjoyed his big moment against his former club in front of a sell-out crowd. The match was a first meeting between the teams in the Football League, and meant a short journey into Greater London for Gillingham. Bromley's victory was a significant result, and they will look to build on this win in their upcoming matches. The home side's fans were delighted with the result, and the team will aim to continue their good form. With this win, Bromley has secured three important points in League 2, and they will look to push on from here. The team's performance was impressive, and they will aim to repeat this in their next match. And now, Bromley will focus on their next game, looking to maintain their momentum. But for now, they can celebrate this hard-fought win. So, the team will take a well-deserved break before their next match.