George Baldock and Kabongo Tshimanga both featured for their respective loan clubs on Saturday afternoon.
Baldock continued his run of playing every minute of league action for Oxford United in their M40 derby with Wycombe Wanderers at Adams Park.
The right-back, who has totalled 22 Sky Bet League 2 appearances this season, played a part in United’s goal by crossing for Patrick Hoban, who teed-up scorer Liam Sercombe.
Oxford, though, were beaten 2-1 by the Chairboys – their first loss in 11 games, which saw them drop to third in the table.
Meanwhile, Tshimanga made his return from injury to help Nuneaton Town earn a point from their Vanarama National League North clash with Chorley.
The striker, who had been sidelined recently with a slight knock, was brought on with his side trailing 2-1 and 13 minutes after his introduction, Boro were able to equalise through Aaron Williams.
Tshimanga went agonisingly close to winning the game for Nuneaton with a header late on but, in the end, the Warwickshire outfit were forced to settle for a draw – a result which keeps them top of the table by two points.
The right-back, who has totalled 22 Sky Bet League 2 appearances this season, played a part in United’s goal by crossing for Patrick Hoban, who teed-up scorer Liam Sercombe.
Oxford, though, were beaten 2-1 by the Chairboys – their first loss in 11 games, which saw them drop to third in the table.
Meanwhile, Tshimanga made his return from injury to help Nuneaton Town earn a point from their Vanarama National League North clash with Chorley.
The striker, who had been sidelined recently with a slight knock, was brought on with his side trailing 2-1 and 13 minutes after his introduction, Boro were able to equalise through Aaron Williams.
Tshimanga went agonisingly close to winning the game for Nuneaton with a header late on but, in the end, the Warwickshire outfit were forced to settle for a draw – a result which keeps them top of the table by two points.
