WhoScored.com highlights the standout individual displays from the latest round of League Two action. Here are the five top performers:

5. Farrend Rawson (8.5) – Accrington Stanley

Accrington Stanley held promotion-chasing Walsall to a 0-0 draw at the Bescot Stadium. Farrend Rawson was the defensive standout, winning 11 aerial duels, making 19 clearances, along with 1 tackle and 1 interception. He also completed 33 passes at 73% accuracy, helping Accrington dominate possession and frustrate Walsall’s attacking threats. Rawson’s composed display at the back was pivotal in preserving a clean sheet in a scrappy, low-chance contest.

4. Ryan Glover (8.6) – Barnet

Barnet edged Oldham Athletic 3-2 in a five-goal thriller at the Hive Stadium. Ryan Glover scored the equalizer in the 36th minute by stabbing home from close range after getting on the end of a low ball across the face of goal. This goal canceled Oldham's early opener from Tom Pett. He played a key role down the right flank, completing 3 dribbles, drawing 2 fouls, and winning 11 aerial duels. He also contributed 7 clearances, playing a key role in helping Barnet regain momentum after conceding early. Glover’s industrious work rate was central to the Bees’ victory in a high-intensity match.

3. Josh Andrews (8.6) – Gillingham

Gillingham secured a 3-0 away win against Harrogate Town, with Josh Andrews instrumental in their attacking play. He provided an assist for the opening goal in the 51st minute when his header from Max Clark's cross set up Conor Masterson to score from close range. Four minutes later, Andrews was instrumental again, drawing a foul from defender Chanse Headman in the box to win a penalty, which Armani Little converted to double the lead. Andrews also had an early chance, nodding wide from a cross. He attempted 3 shots while completing 4 key passes. Andrews also won 12 aerial duels and drew 3 fouls, demonstrating his all-around contribution in both breaking down the opposition and creating opportunities.

2. Kelland Watts (8.7) – Cambridge United

Cambridge United staged a thrilling 4-2 comeback against Tranmere Rovers. Defender Kelland Watts emerged as an unlikely hero, scoring a brace. Watts' first goal leveled the score after Tranmere took an early lead, powering home a header from a set-piece in the 28th minute. His second, a well-timed volley from a corner in the 62nd minute, put Cambridge ahead for good in the back-and-forth contest. Watts also dominated defensively, winning 5 aerial duels and completing 95 touches, the most in the game. His combination of defensive solidity and attacking threat from set-pieces made him the standout performer in a high-energy, goal-filled encounter.

1. Callum Paterson (9.3) – MK Dons

MK Dons crushed Shrewsbury Town 5-1, with Callum Paterson, the Scottish forward, the standout performer, scoring a first-half hat-trick that set the tone for the dominant win. His goals came in the 8th minute (a clinical finish from close range), the 11th minute (a penalty after being fouled in the box), and the 34th minute (a header from a corner). This performance marked Paterson's first-ever career hat-trick and took him past 100 career goals. He attempted 4 shots (all on target) and was pivotal in dismantling Shrewsbury’s defense.

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

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