What Happened Across The National League On Saturday?

Torquay United said ‘catch us if you can’ as they impressed once again with a 3-1 win over Wrexham.

The leaders look good and took the points thanks to Ben Whitfield, Asa Hall and Connor Lemonheigh-Evans goals to make it eight wins in nine for the pace-setters.

Sutton shot four goals past hard-to-beat Solihull - who had kept five clean sheets in six matches before their trip to Gander Green Lane.

An own goal from Ryan Boot got them up and running with Tobi Sho-Silva, David Ajiboye and Aaron Simpson also hitting the back of the net.

Notts County are up to third - top scorer Kyle Wootton got the all important goal against Woking as the Magpies won for a third match in four.

Stockport County finally returned to National League action - their first game since October ended in an impressive 2-0 victory at Bromley.

Summer signings Alex Reid and John Rooney did the business in the capital.

Gus Mafuta came back to haunt his old club Hartlepool United with a fine double as Boreham Wood won 2-1 at Victoria Park.

Pools haven’t won at home since the opening day with only one victory in eight.

Harry Panayiotou got what turned out to be the winner as Aldershot claimed a 2-1 success over Dagenham & Redbridge.

The big derby game between Barnet and Wealdstone didn't catch light - it ended without a goal.

Maidenhead United are surprising everyone once again - they won for the sixth time in nine league matches.

They shocked Eastleigh 1-0 at the Silverlake, Alex Addai scored a 47th minute winner.

In the final clash of the day, FC Halifax Town put Weymouth to the sword in front of the BT Sport cameras.

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The National League North top three weren’t in action - and the chance was there for the chasers to take advantage!

York City won the day’s big match 2-1 - defeating Chester for their fourth win in seven games.

Harry Bunn and Akil Wright were in target as Steve Watson’s team won for a third time in four outings.

AFC Telford, in fourth at the start of the day, didn’t do themselves justice as they lost 2-0 to Farsley Celtic - whose impressive start continues.

Gateshead are in great form but dropped points thanks to a late Junior English leveller for never-say-die Leamington.

It was defeat for the bottom two sides - Blyth Spartans are struggling again, they went down 2-1 at Kettering.

Guiseley let points slip against a side down there with them, Brackley ran out impressive 3-1 winners - Wes York confirmed the points late on.

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It was a day to forget for the two sides at the top of the National League South.

Leaders Dartford went down 3-1 at Eastbourne Borough, who themselves are up to fourth after a brilliant past five weeks.

Bottom side Bath City are not that any longer - they stunned second-place Dorking Wanderers 2-1 in Surrey.

Lethal Donovan Wilson and Tom Smith gave Romans manager Jerry Gill a huge boost.

Now in third are St Albans - they won the battle of the form sides as they came away from Hampton with a 2-0 win.

Mitchell Weiss and Solomon Nwabuokei goals helped Saints to secure a fantastic win in south west London.

Tommy Wright hit a stunning hat-trick as Havant & Waterlooville beat Chelmsford City 3-1.

Lee Togwell got a late, late leveller as Slough Town pinched a point in a 2-2 draw at Chippenham.

For all Saturday’s results, click here.