The Non-League Paper’s National League Team of the Day

Tranmere Rovers continued their climb up the table and made it five consecutive league wins by thumping lowly Guiseley.
Rovers are now sixth after a sterling second half performance that saw a brace from Connor Jennings sandwiched in-between strikes from James Norwood and Andy Cook.
League leaders Macclesfield Town had to play 30 minutes of the second half without goalkeeper Shwan Jalal, who was sent off. Nonetheless, they hung on to extend their lead to six points edging out Sutton United thanks to Danny Whitaker’s early penalty.
Aldershot Town moved into second after rescuing a point in added time at home to Maidstone United while Boreham Wood returned to the top seven with a win over struggling Torquay United.
Rock-bottom Solihull Moors ended their year on a high, winning at Barrow as Bromley ended Leyton Orient‘s mini rival by winning at Brisbane Road.
AFC Fylde came from behind to win at Maidenhead and Woking almost did the same with ten men at Eastleigh, but conceded an injury time equaliser.
Mason Bloomfield struck a late leveller at Ebbsfleet United to get Dagenham & Redbridge a point.
 
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Sam Johnson

Goalkeeper – FC Halifax Town
A string of fine saves earned his side an excellent point at Dover
 

Ben Chorley

Defender – Bromley
A rock at the back for the Ravens as they fended off everything that Leyton Orient threw at them
 

Jamie Reckford

Defender – Solihull Moors
A solid performance for Moors at Barrow and then kept his nerve to win the game from the spot
 

George Fowler

Defender – Aldershot Town
The young Ipswich loanee marshalled the Shots defence as Maidstone threatened
 

Danny Whitaker

Midfielder – Macclesfield Town
A talisman for the Silkmen – and notched a crucial winner
 

Dean Rance

Midfielder – Ebbsfleet United
Put in a real shift in the middle of the park
 

Lewis Montrose

Midfielder – AFC Fylde
Led the Fylde fightback with a crucial equaliser
 

Ollie Banks

Midfielder – Tranmere Rovers
The on-loan Oldham midfielder was behind all of Tranmere’s best moves as they ran riot against a shell-shocked Guiseley
 

Keiran Murtagh

Midfielder – Boreham Wood
Energetic display in the heart of the Wood midfield
 

Chris Zebroski

Midfielder – Eastleigh
Enjoyed freedom in the No.10 position for the Spitfires and gave Woking a torrid time all afternoon
 

Connor Jennings

Forward – Tranmere Rovers
Two more goals for the free-scoring forward who is leading Tranmere’s timely promotion charge
 

Top boss: John Askey – Macclesfield