League Two team of the weekend

Goalkeeper - Gavin Ward, Wrexham. How crucial that save from Jason Lee could be for Brian Little's men. Sure they are still red hot favourites for relegation, but his world class stop from Lee's goalbound header saw them fight another day. Also kept out Danny Crow with the striker odds-on to score early doors, for a vital clean sheer.


Defence - Jim Bentley, Morecambe. The Shrimpers skipper was outstanding despite his sides 1-0 defeat at high-flying Rochdale. Can feel aggrieved to be on the losing side after he threw himself at every obstacle. Cleared one off the line and was powerless to prevent Rene Howe's winner.



Defence - Craig Morgan, Peterborough United. In a game of high importance, Morgan's cool head led his side to a clean sheet and a win that sees them promoted. Morgan didn't put a foot wrong and dealt with Hereford danger man Gary Hooper with ease.



Defence - Adie Moses, Lincoln City. The former Premiership man oozed class throughout his sides win over Brentford. The Imps defence has been leaky to say the least all year but they were much better against the Bees, with Moses the main reason. Won plenty of tackles and aerial balls and dominated the visitors' attack.


Midfield - Dean Keates, Peterborough United. The Posh sealed promotion to League One with a fine 1-0 win at fellow promotion hopefuls Hereford United, with Keates heading home the winner. It is the central midfielders second successive promotion from this level after a championship win with Walsall last term, and his goal proved decisive. He also went close to a second late on and was a constant danger.

Midfield - Neal Bishop, Barnet. The playmaker scored his sides first in a 2-0 win at struggling Accrington Stanley, before getting in the way of a goalbound effort to preserve their lead at 1-0, injuring himself in the process.




Midfield - Keith Andrews, MK Dons. The Dons captain put in yet another top display, including the winner in a 3-2 thriller with Stockport, a goal that secures League One football for his side next term. Andrews was the heartbeat of the Dons effort, and his stunning lob won them the game. He also set up Mark Wright for their first.


Midfield - Russell Martin, Wycombe. Was influential as the Chairboys secured a play-off place with a 1-0 win over Chester. Martin hit the bar early on and was a real threat throughout, easily the best player on the pitch.




Striker - Jamie Forrester, Lincoln City. A second successive appearance in the team of the weekend for the experienced frontman who continues his personal fight for a new Sincil Bank contract with another goal. His finish from a free-kick put City 2-1 ahead against Brentford in a game they went on tow in 3-1, and he performed magnificently all game, stretching the visitors with his movement and passing.

Striker - Tommy Wright, Darlington. The frontman hit an important equaliser in their 1-1 draw at Chesterfield to secure the Quakers a play-off place. Wright kept his composure to cooly finish past Barry Roche. Performing in a lone strikers role with Darlo missing six injured strikers, Wright worked tirelessly all afternoon and deserved his goal.


Striker - Michael Boulding, Mansfield Town. A most important hat-trick from the Stags' excellent striker. His treble secured a vital three points for Town in thier 3-1 win over Shrewsbury as they continue their battle to avoid the drop. Boulding was imperious all afternoon, with his second an abslute peach.