Eight Fleetwood Town players were in action over the weekend for their respective loan clubs, and we've got all the details you need to know with three massive points for the lads at King's Lynn.
Both George Morrison and Owen Devonport were in action for King's Lynn Town at the weekend, and both helped Town pick up three crucial points in their quest to stay in National League North.
The duo started the match in Norfolk and found themselves two goals to the good at half-time. Morrison was pushing the team forward from midfield, with Devonport leading the line well, bringing those into play around him whilst making it difficult for his defenders to win any ball in the air or on the floor.
Connor Teale - who is currently on loan at Arbroath in the Scottish Championship - played the full 90 minutes in an amazing comeback againsdt Raith Rovers. Arbroath saw themselves two down at half-time, but come the final whistle, Teale and his teammates had turnred things around giving them all three points on home soil.
Barry Baggley, Maleace Asamoah and Harvey Macadam all featured for Keith Long's Waterford FC on Friday night, but their first defeat in the league came in their 2-1 defeat away at Galway United - who won the First Division in 2023.
Baggley played the full match, with Macadam playin 66 minutes and Asamoah being a late substitute in the 81st minute of the game. All three made positive impacts, but it's now back to the RSC on Monday 4 March for a clash against St. Patrick's Athletic.
Cian Hayes got more valuable minutes in the body last weekend as he got 90 minutes against Ebbsfleet in the National League. Rochdale suffered another defeat, with the young winger once again being a constant threat down either flank. Finlay Armstrong was an unused substitute on Saturday.
On Monday it was announced that Hayesy second goal against Wealdstone won the Goal of the Month for February, with the youngster winning thanks to 48.3% of the votes.
Tom Donaghy was back between the sticks for Atherton Collieries in their match-up against Hyde United. It was a five-goal thriller which saw Donaghy on the wrong side of the result. He made some big saves in the match to keep the score dowm, but Hyde's experience up top saw them find a way to three points.
NEXT FIXTURES FOR OUR LOANEES
Hayes & Armstrong: Barnet FC v Rochdale AFC – National League – Hive London – Tuesday 5 March (7:45pm kick-off)
Devonport & Morrison: Blyth Spartans v King’s Lynn Town – National League North – Croft Park – Saturday 9 March (3pm kick-off)
Baggley, Asamoah & Macadam: Derry City v Waterford FC - League of Ireland Premier Division - Brandywell - Friday 8 March (7:45pm kick-off)
Donaghy: Atherton Collieries v Guiseley - Northern Premier League - Skuna Stadium - Tuesday 5 March (7:45pm kick-off)
Teale: Dundee United v Arbroath FC - Scottish Championship - Hampden Park - Saturday 9 March (3pm kick-off)
