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The Non-League Paper’s National League Team of the Day – April 22

Who made it?
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(HEADS UP: Richard Orlu nets a dramatic late winner to keep Woking’s survival hopes alive)

(Image: David Holmes)

Scott Loach

Goalkeeper – Hartlepool United
Frustrated Torquay with a string a fine saves, including a crucial penalty stop
 

Giancarlo Gallifuoco

Defender – Dover Athletic
Immense in both halves of the field at left wing-back – Football League take note
 

Jamie Collins

Defender – Sutton United
Rock at the back for the U’s, steering his side to three crucial points at Ebbsfleet
 

Moussa Diarra

Defender – Barrow
Kept Aldershot quiet until  the Bluebirds were cruelly denied by a late leveller
 

Ben Nunn

Defender – Dagenham &Redbridge
In fine form down the right as the Daggers edged out Maidenhead
 

Callum Evans

Midfielder – Macclesfield
Steered his side over the line with a classy display
 

Stuart Lewis

Midfielder – Maidstone United
Impressive once again as the Stones guaranteed their top-flight status
 

Jobi McAnuff

Midfielder – Leyton Orient
At 36 years young, the   veteran was a livewire down the left for a rejuvenated Orient
 

Charlie Carter

Midfielder – Woking
Pulled all the strings for the Cards in a must-win game, scoring the crucial opener
 

Brandon Hanlon

Midfielder – Bromley
The sub made an instant impact, leading a fine Ravens’ comeback
 

James Norwood

Forward – Tranmere
Was at it again for Rovers – a top-class finisher
 

Top boss: Jason Goodliffe – Woking

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