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

We’ve selected our top performers from Saturday’s games.

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Wrexham moved top of the National League with a win at Guiseley which in turn sent Paul Cox’s team rock bottom.
Goals from Chris Holroyd and Shaun Pearson helped the Dragons take full advantage of Macclesfield’s day off.
A 3-0 victory for Tranmere Rovers over Ebbsfleet United saw Micky Mellon’s side climb up to fourth and just two points behind the leaders.
There was joy for struggling Torquay United, who beat relegation rivals Barrow to move off the foot of the table.
AFC Fylde and Eastleigh, two of the division’s in-form sides, drew 2-2 in a thriller.
 
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Vincent Doral

Goalkeeper – Torquay United
Kept Barrow at bay to help earn the Gulls a first win since November
 

Conrad Balatoni

Defender – Torquay United
Became an instant hit with Torquay fans with a fine home debut
 

Shaun Pearson

Defender – Wrexham
Rock-solid as always at the back – and chipped in with a goal too
 

Steve McNulty

Defender – Tranmere Rovers
Simply no way through as he won his battle with Ebbsfleet’s Danny Kedwell
 

Sean McGinty

Defender – Torquay United
Led by example with the opening goal and a fine performance at the back
 

Zaine Francis-Angol

Defender – AFC Fylde
A huge threat to Eastleigh defence at both ends of the pitch – and bagged a rare goal
 

Kevin Roberts

Midfielder – Wrexham
Energetic performance down the right – constant threat to Guiseley
 

Henry Jones

Midfielder – AFC Fylde
Came off the bench to change Fylde’s fortunes and earn his side a point
 

Ryan Broom

Midfielder – Eastleigh
Super display from the Spitfires workhorse, with two goals to boot!
 

Sam Matthews

Midfielder – Eastleigh
A thorn in AFC Fylde’s side throughout – bang in form for his side
 

James Norwood

Forward – Tranmere
His brace took his tally for the season to 13, just too hot to handle for Ebbsfleet
 

Top boss: Gary Owers – Torquay United

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