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The Non-League Paper’s National League Team of the Day – March 18

Here’s our pick of today’s top performers.
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Andy Firth

Goalkeeper – Chester
Made a string of fine saves to shut out Aldershot and earn his side a big point
 

Andy Bond

Andy Bond – AFC Fylde
Scored twice from right-back, only for Hartlepool to fire a last-gasp equaliser
 

Josh Coulson

Defender – Leyton Orient
Led a much-improved defensive display and clean sheet for the O’s
 

Scott McManus

Defender – FC Halifax Town
Pick of the bunch for the Shaymen as they took the game to ten-man Guiseley
 

Sam Wedgbury

Midfielder – Wrexham
Pulled all the strings for the Dragons but Woking somehow found an answer
 

Stuart Lewis

Midfielder – Maidstone
Capped a dominant display in the heart of the Stones midfield with the winner
 

Keiran Murtagh

Midfielder – Boreham Wood
A powerhouse in the Wood midfield as they edged out a strong Tranmere outfit
 

Lewis Walters

Midfielder – Barrow
Tormented Maidenhead on the left side all afternoon, creating the winning goal
 

Keanu Marsh-Brown

Forward – Dover Athletic
Dream debut for the loanee, whose two goals downed leaders Macclesfield
 

Luke James

Forward – Barrow
Alan Devonshire said he “terrorised” Maidenhead – a worthy match winner
 

Elliott Romain

Forward – Torquay
The stand-out performer in the big battle at the bottom, caused Solihull problems throughout
 

Top boss: Jay Saunders – Maidstone

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