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The NLP’s combined National League North and South Team of the Day

We’ve taken our pick of Saturday’s standout performers.

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Salford City opened up an 11-point gap at the top of the National League North by beating second-placed Harrogate Town while Boston United continued their good form by trouncing sorry North Ferriby United.
In the National League South, leaders Dartford were held at lowly Chippenham Town but closest rivals Hampton & Richmond Borough and Havant & Waterlooville both saw their games postponed with Braintree Town losing at Hemel Hempstead Town.
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Lukas Lidakevicius

Goalkeeper – East Thurrock United – National League South
Star showing as East Thurrock saw off Oxford City
 

Jack Batten

Defender – Bath City – National League South
Grabbed a goal and kept a clean sheet in a home win over Concord Rangers
 

Joel Senior

Defender – FC United of Manchester – National League North
Played a key role as FC United claimed a 1-1 draw at Blyth
 

Liam Hogan

Defender – Salford City – National League North
Led from the back as Salford beat second-placed Harrogate 2-1
 

Cieron Keane

Defender – Alfreton – National League North
Scored twice, including one from halfway, as Alfreton beat Leamington
 

Adam Blakeman

Midfielder – Chorley– National League North
Was on target as Chorley twice came from behind to draw 2-2 at Darlington
 

Ryan Jennings

Midfielder – Alfreton Town – National League North
Scored a goal and won a penalty in Alfreton’s 4-1 win away to Leamington
 

Abobaker Eisa

Midfielder – Wealdstone – National League South
Scored a screamer in a dominant Stones showing at Bognor Regis
 

Jack Sampson

Forward – Southport – National League North
Fired a brace of goals as Southport came from behind to beat Stockport
 

Elliot Benyon

Forward – Whitehawk – National League South
Didn’t find the net but caused chaos throughout as Hawks won at home
 

Bradley Goldberg

Forward – Welling United – National League South
Bagged twice as Welling came from behind to earn the points at Poole
 

Top boss: Steve King – Whitehawk – National League South

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