Stuart Dallas scored on his debut for Northampton Town on Saturday.
The winger joined the Sky Bet League Two side on loan on Saturday and made his debut hours later.
He started as a substitute for The Cobblers against AFC Wimbledon and came on just before the hour mark with Northampton a goal up.
Within 20 minutes he had raced on to a Roy O’Donovan pass and slotted home the second, his first goal in English football.
Northampton’s 2-0 win took them to eight points from ten games.
They are 23rd in the table but only nine points from the Play-Off places.
Striker Paul Hayes made his debut for Plymouth Argyle on Saturday.
The forward joined Argyle on loan last week and went straight in to the starting line-up for the derby against Exeter City on Saturday.
He was withdrawn after an hour with Plymouth behind.
Argyle equalised immediately but eventually lost 3-1.
Plymouth are 17th in League Two with ten points from ten games.
Development Squad midfield player Emmanuel Oyeleke played 90 minutes as Aldershot Town lost on Saturday.
Emmanuel, better known to most as Manny, joined The Shots on a Youth Loan in August.
He played his 13th game for the Hampshire side, and made his 12th start, against Grimsby Town in The Skrill Premier – the new name for the top division of the Football Conference.
Manny played the full game in an attacking midfield role but could not prevent Grimsby taking the points with a 3-0 win.
Aldershot remain on eight points, having started on -10, and have slipped back to 23rd in the table.
The Shots are now four points from the safety line but would be comfortably in mid-table without the deduction.
Development Squad central defender Alfie Mawson made his third debut for Maidenhead United on Saturday.
The 19-year-old played nine games for the Berkshire side in two spells last season.
He signed on for a third time last week and made his debut against Havant and Waterlooville in a Skrill South game on Saturday.
Havant went ahead in the first half and although they were pegged back they scored two more after half time to take the win.
The defeat leaves Maidenhead 13th in the table with 12 points from nine games.
They are only three points clear of the relegation zone.