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The Non-League Paper’s National League North and South Team of the Day – September 9

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Goalkeeper – Daniel Wilks

Welling United

Kept out the Chelmsford attack to earn Welling a valuable point on the road
 

Defender – Cliff Moyo

Guiseley

The pick of the bunch as the Lions came away from Alfreton with three points
 

Defender – Scott Doe

Billericay Town

Brilliant in the heart of the Blues’ defence to stop Hemel
 

Defender – Gareth Dean

Brackley Town

Didn’t give the Hereford frontline a sniff during Brackley’s comfortable win
 

Midfielder – Craig Mahon

Chester

The wing wizard put on a glorious display and netted a fine goal in a 5-3 thriller over Bradford PA
 

Midfielder – Oliver Crankshaw

Curzon Ashton

Scored a superb solo effort as Curzon won at Altrincham
 

Midfielder – Jack Compton

Chippenham Town

Chippenham’s main man in their win at Torquay
 

Midfielder – Zak Joseph

Hampton & R B

Two moments of quality from the Beavers attacker propelled his side into third place
 

Striker – Sam Merson

St Albans City
The Saints talisman scored twice to inspire them to a dramatic late turnaround at East Thurrock
 

Striker –  Louis Almond

Chorley

The star man for the Magpies as they hit five at Ashton
 

Striker – Ryan Brunt

Bath City

Netted twice in Bath’s four-goal demolition of Hungerford
 

Top Boss: Jamie Vermiglio – Chorley

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