STOCKPORT suffered more misery as they sank to their second home defeat of the week.
Carlos Logan's 26th minute strike was followed by two late goals from Acpo Sodje and Guylain Ndumbu-Nsungu to sink Chris Turner's side.
Early on a cross by Harpel Singh in the 25th minute found Tres Bramble in front of goal but the big striker's header was brilliantly saved by Darlington's six foot seven inch keeper Bert Bossu.
But against the run of play a clever ball over the County defence by the experienced Phil Stamp found Logan and the former Manchester City midfielder drove the ball past James Spencer.
Stockport responded by piling on the pressure in a one sided second half with Keith Briggs going agonising close when his left footed strike from 20 yards came back off the inside of the post and Bramble went close with an instinctive half volley that went into the side netting.
In the 84th minute Darlington's Simon Johnson broke from his own half, fed Ndumbu-Nsungu who smashed the ball home.
Within two minutes Neil Wainwright's cross was headed in by Sodje to give the scoreline a misleading look.
What now for Stockport? Have your say.
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Tom, ex-pat Manc in USA (10/12/2005 at 21:31)
I have heard off good authority that this year is boom or bust. If we get relegated, the club could well fold.
We are going down this season & our amazing supporters will be lucky to have a club in the future. Turner has just not had the experience or talent to make it with our awful team, & the players have been a real disaster this season. Nothing short of a miracle will save us now.
To save money on my constant Prozac re-fills I don't think I can bring myself to listen to any more live games. Its a sad state of affairs when I distance myself from my beloved football team & take solace in the likes of baseball instead.
The team & staff should be utterly ashamed of themselves. Absolutley unacceptable.