Dylan Jones was the standout performer for Tranmere Rovers on Saturday, scoring twice and earning Man of the Match honours as nine Norwich City loanees featured for their respective clubs over the weekend.
The forward played a starring role in Rovers' 3-1 victory over Cheltenham Town, scoring twice to help his side recover from an early setback.
Tranmere found themselves behind after just 46 seconds when Charlie McCann opened the scoring for the visitors, but Jones restored parity on 23 minutes with a smart first-time finish across the goalkeeper.
He then completed the turnaround 16 minutes later with an even more impressive effort. After benefiting from a favourable ricochet, Jones drove forward before unleashing a powerful 20-yard strike into the bottom-left corner.
Charlie Whitaker added a third in first-half stoppage time to seal all three points for Rovers.
Vicente Reyes played a key role in Woking's victory over Tamworth on Saturday, keeping his first clean sheet for the Cardinals in the process.
The Chilean made four saves as Woking secured a dramatic late win, moving Craig Ross' side up to 12th in the National League.
Elsewhere in the division, Under-21s duo Miles Bracking and Theo Adelusi were on the wrong side of a 3-1 defeat against high-flying Fylde.
Bracking started in the heart of midfield, while Adelusi was introduced in the 16th minute to make his debut for the Urchins.
Ken Aboh provided the assist for Tom Cursons' second goal as Boston United claimed their second win in four days, beating Scunthorpe United 2-1.
In League Two, Louie Moulden and Accrington Stanley extended their unbeaten run to ten games in all competitions.
Accrington had led for 85 minutes following Charlie Warren's fifth-minute opener, but Elliot List's stoppage-time equaliser denied John Doolan's side the chance to move into the play-off positions.
Closer to home, Zach Sclare helped Fakenham Town secure their second win of the season last Tuesday, with the Ghosts coming from behind to beat Tilbury. The victory lifted the Norfolk side off the bottom of the Isthmian League.
The defender was not involved in Saturday's win over Bowers & Pitsea.
Overseas, Amankwah Forson played the full 90 minutes as Hapoel Be'er Sheva recorded their second consecutive 5-2 victory, this time against Maccabi Petah Tikva.
The result marked their sixth successive win in the Israeli Premier League, lifting Ran Kozuch's side to the top of the table.
Meanwhile, Matěj Jurásek played 69 minutes as Sparta Prague played out a goalless draw against city rivals Bohemians.
Jakov Medić was an unused substitute as Utrecht suffered a 4-2 defeat against Telstar, while Liam Gibbs remains sidelined through injury.