The team from WhoScored.com run through their top five performers from this weekend's Sky Bet League One action...

Jack Moylan (Lincoln City) – 8.7

Jack Moylan starred in Lincoln City’s 1–1 home draw against Bolton Wanderers at the LNER Stadium, continuing his remarkable scoring run with his fifth goal in five games.

Moylan opened the scoring in the 25th minute with a composed finish into the bottom corner after a clever lay-off from Reeco Hackett.

Throughout the match, he was a constant threat, registering 10 shots (4 on target) and completing 4 dribbles, while also hitting the crossbar early in the second minute.

Despite Sam Dalby salvaging a late equaliser for Bolton in the 82nd minute, Moylan’s influence was undeniable, keeping Lincoln in strong contention for the promotion race.

Malachi Boateng (Plymouth Argyle) – 8.94

Malachi Boateng played a pivotal role in Plymouth Argyle’s 4–0 demolition of Blackpool at Bloomfield Road, scoring the fourth goal that capped a dominant first-half display.

Boateng’s opportunistic finish in the 45+4th minute came after Herbie Kane’s initial shot was parried.

Alongside his goal, Boateng contributed 1 shot on target, won 5 aerial duels, completed 2 dribbles, won 2 fouls, executed 3 tackles, and made 3 clearances, showcasing his importance at both ends of the pitch.

His performance was a key factor in Plymouth ending a three-match winless streak.

Murray Wallace (Huddersfield Town) – 9.18

Murray Wallace was Huddersfield Town’s defensive powerhouse despite a narrow 1–0 away defeat to Stevenage at the Lamex Stadium.

Wallace dominated the aerial game, winning 22 duels, and controlled possession effectively with 90 touches, the most in the match.

He also contributed defensively with 2 tackles, 24 clearances, and 3 fouls won, often breaking up Stevenage’s attacks and asserting himself as the team’s best performer until a late defensive lapse in the 85th minute allowed Carl Piergianni to score the winner.

Despite the defeat, Wallace’s efforts won’t go unnoticed.

Omar Bugiel (AFC Wimbledon) – 9.29

Omar Bugiel was the hero for AFC Wimbledon in a thrilling 3–3 draw against Barnsley at Oakwell, scoring a rapid brace that turned the game around after Barnsley’s early 2–0 advantage.

His first goal in the 25th minute halved the deficit, followed by a second diving header from six yards just two minutes later.

Bugiel’s overall contribution was immense, with 2 shots (2 on target), 1 key pass, 7 aerial duels won, 2 dribbles, and 3 fouls won, making him central to Wimbledon’s comeback.

An important point in an end-to-end, six-goal thriller, which extends their unbeaten run to three games.

Jack Marriott (Reading) – 9.6

Jack Marriott delivered the performance of the weekend in Reading’s 3–2 home win over Wycombe Wanderers at the Select Car Leasing Stadium, scoring a match-winning hat-trick to secure the Royals’ vital points.

Marriott’s clinical finishing was on full display as he converted all three of his shots on target, with strikes in the 8th, 44th, and 74th minutes.

His first goal saw him dart in behind the defence and slot calmly home, the second was a powerful left-footed drive from midfield space, and the decisive third restored Reading’s lead after Wycombe had equalised at 2–2.

Marriott’s goals brought his tally to 15 goals for the season. The three points lift the Royals just outside the play-off positions.

Five of WhoScored's top performers in Sky Bet League One

Five of WhoScored's top performers in Sky Bet League One