We take a look at how the players out on loan got on over the past weekend.
Defender Rollin Menayese again played the full ninety minutes for Swindon Town. It was a frustrating day for the Robins, who fell to defeat to Chesterfield and were reduced to ten men after Ollie Banks was dismissed. Next up for both Menayese and Swindon is the visit of Yeovil Town to the County Ground.
Welsh winger Ryan Broom was an unused substitute in Eastleigh's goalless draw at FC Halifax Town, with the National League outfit facing the lengthy journey to Barrow next weekend.
At York City, Jonny Burn featured for the full game as the Minstermen registered a 1-1 draw against Alfreton Town. The point helped York move up into fifth position in National League North.
Development Squad striker Kenan Dunnwald found the net in Weston Super Mare's victory over Eastbourne Borough. Dunnwald's first-half goal restored balance to the score line at 1-1, allowing Gethyn Hill to score a second-half penalty to secure the three points for the National League South outfit.
Elsewhere in the National League South, Rhys Kavanagh featured in Gloucester's 1-1 draw against Whitehawk and will now focus on facing Havant and Waterlooville tomorrow evening.
Kunle Otudeko was an unused substitute for Wealdstone's victory in the FA Trophy over Billericay Town, while both Mo Bagdadi and Jordan Williams played in Poole Town's narrow defeat to Braintree Town.
Goalkeeper Andre Alexis Jr turned in a Man of the Match performance during Tiverton's victory over King's Lyn Town. The shot-stopper earned a clean sheet as his side registered a 1-0 victory.
Development Squad defender Ghassan Abu Hassan played in Bishops Cleeve F.C's defeat to Salisbury.
Academy prospects Josh Bailey and James Spruce were both in the matchday squad for Farnborough over the past weekend. Defender Josh Bailey started the encounter and James Spruce made an appearance from the bench as Farnborough recorded a 4-2 victory over St Ives Town.
Goalkeepers Thom Jonkerman and Liam Armstrong faced each other in a thrilling Evo Stik Southern League West Division encounter that ended 3-3, as Cirencester scored two late goals following Larkhall being reduced to ten men.