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A 2-2 draw against Welling United was something that pleased Truro boss Lee Hodges due to the performance of his side.

Wrexham manager Dean Keates admitted his side were naive in their 4-1 defeat at fellow high-flyers Macclesfield Town.

Gary Waddock rued Aldershot’s below par performance as they lost at home to FC Halifax on an afternoon of surprise results.

Despite a 3-2 loss at Stockport County for Spennymoor Town manager Jason Ainsley was proud of the way his side played.

Assistant Manager Ross Thorpe says the 1-0 win against Solihull Moors was down to way the side battled.

Justin Edinburgh says it’s “crazy” that Leyton Orient have had to wait since the second day of September for a National League win.

In contrast to the north, the relatively `balmy` southern half of the country saw a full programme of fixtures in the Vanarama National League South take place.

Saturday`s Vanarama National League North fixture programme took a battering with all-bar two games falling foul of frozen or snow-bound pitches.

The lunchtime live fare on BT Sport ended up being a terrific encounter between high-flying pair Macclesfield Town and Wrexham at a snowy Moss Rose.

Macclesfield Town boss John Askey was delighted with his side after they climbed to the top of the National League and says their victory over Wrexham could have been more emphatic.

It has been a difficult morning for clubs, players and fans with a number of matches falling as we count the cost of the poor conditions.

The FA Cup is out of the spotlight for the time being meaning we have a full programme of Vanarama National League action on Saturday.