What Happened On Saturday Across The National League

Josh Stones made sure of that as his treble powered York City to a convincing 3-0 over Woking.

Neal Ardley’s fantastic unbeaten start to life at the Cards is over as his former club secured an import victory, meaning it is nine home wins from ten.

The leaders had to settle for a 0-0 draw at Boston United as Forest Green Rovers upped the heat with a late winner from Jamie Dobson at home to Eastleigh.

Don’t count Oldham Athletic out - Billy Waters grabbed the decisive goal at Solihull Moors.

Gateshead claimed an emphatic win at Wealdstone. They were helped by the award of two first half penalties and both were converted by the focused Luke Hannant before Jovan Malcolm made the points safe with two goals himself.

Alex Newby continued his fine season as Altrincham defeated Braintree Town 3-0 as Maidenhead United’s Will de Havilland secured the Magpies three points against Southend United, pictured.

Anthony Limbrick’s first game in charge of Hartlepool United was memorable as they turned the game around to leave Sutton United 2-1 winners.

Rochdale dropped two points at home to Ebbsfleet while Dagenham and Yeovil drew 1-1 - a result which helps neither club.

Chester’s great run is over - South Shields’ 2-0 win over the in-form Seals means it was a good day for the National League North chasing pack.

Paul Blackett scored again while Scunthorpe’s top marksman Danny Whitehall helped his team go a point behind the leaders after the Iron won 2-0 at Warrington.

George Carline got the Brackley Town winner at home to Peterborough Sports, the Saints hit third.

Kidderminster Harriers lose again - Chorley exit Aggborough victorious after veteran Mark Ellis was again their hero.

Needham Market stunned relegation rivals Farsley Celtic 6-1, Iffy Allen and Seth Chambers scored twice.

Glen Taylor was on target as Spennymoor won at Hereford, as Radcliffe overpowered Southport 4-1 and Dan Turner got Leamington’s winner at Oxford City.

Buxton were brilliant as they ruthlessly thrashed Rushall Olympic. Luke Brennan carried on his great goalscoring form.

Lewis Salmon is also having a great season and he helped Alfreton win at Scarborough Athletic and it was a good day for Tom Hughes who got King’s Lynn’s winner at Curzon Ashton.

Alfie Rutherford kept Dorking Wanderers top of the National League South with two goals at Salisbury.

But Ollie Chamberlain did some damage to Boreham Wood as Weston-super-Mare went home with all three points.

Torquay United won the big game against Eastbourne Borough 2-0 with two goals in the final few minutes.

Maidstone United lose ground after Slough Town’s 1-0 win, the all important goal came from Edon Pruti.

Striker Liam Nash made an instant impact as Worthing left Tonbridge Angels 2-1 winners.

Truro City won 3-1 at in-form Hampton to boost their title hopes, Tom Harrison was superb in south west London for the Tinners.

Kane Critclow scored a stunning hat-trick as Chelmsford City won 4-3 at Farnborough.

Hemel Hempstead beat Chippenham 4-2 as Chesham, Hornchurch and Enfield all had weekends to remember.

PHOTO BY DARREN WOOLEY