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

Aldershot Town closed the gap at the top to four points as leaders Macclesfield Town could only draw at home to relegation battling Solihull Moors.
The Shots became just the second team this season to win at their promotion rivals Dover Athletic.
Sutton United and Wrexham also made ground on the table toppers. United won at Gateshead while the Dragons swept aside rock bottom Torquay United by four unanswered goals.
There was joy for struggling Chester, who shocked Ebbsfleet United at Stonebridge Road while their relegation rivals Guiseley were hammered at Eastleigh.
Dagenham & Redbridge returned to winning ways by handsomely seeing off Hartlepool United and there were more goals at the Laithwaite Community Stadium as Woking drew 4-4 with Maidstone United.
Micky Mellon’s Tranmere Rovers rescued a late point at Barrow to stay in the play-off places as AFC Fylde moved into the top half with a third consecutive win at Bromley.
Leyton Orient were held to a stalemate by Boreham Wood and so too were Maidenhead United at home to FC Halifax Town.
 
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Joel Dixon

Goalkeeper – Barrow
Kept Tranmere at bay for 92 minutes with a string of fine saves
 

Manny Smith

Defender – Wrexham
Opened the floodgates and then stood firm to lead Wrexham to their biggest win of the season
 

Ryan Astles

Defender – Chester
At his brilliant best to fend off Ebbsfleet and earn the Blues a vital away win
 

Liam Daly

Defender – Solihull Moors
A goal-line clearance and solid performance at the back frustrated the leaders Macclesfield
 

Jim Kellermann

Midfielder – Aldershot Town
A goal and a man-of-the-match display for the Shots
 

Sam Matthews

Midfielder – Eastleigh
At the heart of everything as Eastleigh racked up a big win
 

Joe Ward

Midfielder – Woking
Star performer in an eight-goal thriller
 

Lewis Montrose

Midfielder – AFC Fylde
Made the team for the second week running thanks to another fine display on the left flank
 

Fejiri Okenabirhie

Midfielder – Dagenham & Redbridge
Easy to see why he is so highly rated, he was in scintillating form as the Daggers found their feet
 

Chris Holroyd

Forward – Wrexham
Lethal finisher saw the striker claim a hat-trick and take his tally for the season to 11 as Wrexham went goal crazy
 

Tommy Wright

Forward – Sutton United
Came off the subs bench and changed the game as his two goals saw off Gateshead
 

Top boss: Gary Waddock – Aldershot