Massive Crowds See Another Big National League Afternoon!

More than 16,000 saw Macaulay Langstaff equal a Notts County record set by Tom Keetley as his 39th goal of the season helped hammer Scunthorpe United 4-0.

But they know Wrexham are still in control as more than 10,000 witnessed them win at home yet again.

Elliot Lee put the seal on an ultimately simple 3-0 victory over York City that keeps them three points clear.

It is equally as interesting down the bottom end of the table.

Marcus Dinanga’s double lifted Gateshead, they won 3-2 at Aldershot Town.

Jason Prior scored twice as Dorking Wanderers defeated Maidenhead United to keep them ahead of the bottom four.

Inih Effiong got two more as his stunning season continues. Dagenham defeated Torquay United 2-1 as the Gulls’ drop fears grow.

Padraig Amond also bagged a brace as Woking all-but relegated Maidstone United.

In the live BT Sport game, Barnet defeated rivals Wealdstone 2-0 thanks to Nicke Kabamba and Harry Pritchard.

Regan Linney’s winner secured a 1-0 win for Altrincham over Southend United as Boreham Wood and Eastleigh ended 0-0.

An early goals from Besart Topalloj earned Bromley a narrow 1-0 win at Yeovil Town.

Ollie Banks scored against as Chesterfield beat FC Halifax Town 2-0 while Oldham Athletic ended Solihull Moors winning run, it ended 1-1.

It’s surely already Ebbsfleet United’s National League South title after they won 1-0 at Slough in a game broadcast live on BT Sport.

Dom Poleon hit a cracker and they are now 21 points clear after Dartford collapsed at home to Chelmsford City.

Worthing look good for the play-offs after defeating Havant & Waterlooville 3-2.

Late drama saw Oxford City pinch a point at Dulwich, while Jonathon Page’s winner for Farnborough at Hampton was big for Spencer Day’s side.

Alfie Cue got a late winner for Cheshunt against Weymouth in a big game down the bottom as St Albans City got the better of nine man Dover Athletic to move into the play-off pack.

In the National League North, AFC Fylde aren’t showing signs they are going to blow it.

A comfortable win at home to Gloucester City was confirmed by Nick Haughton and Pierce Bird.

King’s Lynn Town keep them in their sights - they came out on top 1-0 at Hereford.

Declan Weeks scored again as Chester won 2-0 at Blyth Spartans.

Tyler Walton grabbed Southport’s winner at Scarborough.

There was no separating Kidderminster and Alfreton or Kettering and Darlington.