The Non-League Paper’s FA Trophy Team of the Day

Leyton Orient avoided a scare at the National League South’s Bognor Regis Town by eventually seeing the hosts off after extra time to make the last 16.
The same couldn’t be said for Chester, who crashed out at Bognor’s league rivals East Thurrock United.
Solihull Moors were another National League side to tumble out to lower league opposition. Spennymoor Town brushed them aside 2-0.
The Evo-Stik Premier’s Warrington Town were seconds away from beating Ebbsfleet United until Sean Shields spared their blushes in stoppage time.
Step 3 Marine pushed Dover Athletic all the way, eventually falling 4-3 in the tie of the round.
Bromley safely made it through by dispatching Blyth Spartans.
 
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Ian Ormson

Goalkeeper – Stockport County
Kept his side in the Trophy with a string of fine saves to deny resurgent Kidderminster
 

Calvin Davies

Defender – Bognor Regis Town
Star performer from the Rocks right-back – only for Orient to progress in extra time
 

Lee Burns

Defender – East Thurrock 
Solid at the back as the Rocks plotted the demise of Chester
 

Eddie Oshodi

Defender – Wealdstone
Storming display as Hereford were beaten on the road for the first time
 

Alex Gudger

Defender – Brackley Town
Excellent performance down the left but the Saints just couldn’t break down Barrow.
 

Sean Williams

Midfielder – Warrington
Impressive display in the heart of the Warrington midfield – and came so close to knocking out Ebbsfleet
 

Mark Anderson

Midfielder – Spennymoor
Was the star of the show as Spennymoor ousted National League side Solihull Moors
 

Danny Mitchley

Forward – Marine
On the losing side but was good value for his two goals at Dover
 

Jordan Burrow

Forward – Gateshead
Came on as a first-half sub – and then struck a stunning hat-trick
 

Nathan Waterson

Forward – Workington
Behind all the Reds’ best moves as they earned a replay against Weston-super-Mare
 

Moses Emmanuel

Forward – Maidenhead
Just edged out fellow two-goal Magpies team-mate Harry Pritchard – clearly back to his best
 

Top boss: Paul Carden – Warrington