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The NLP’s ten best pictures of the week – November 11, 2018

Our photographers captured the best of the action across Non-League on Saturday. Here’s some of our favourites:

Our photographers captured the best of the action across Non-League on Saturday. Here’s some of our favourites:

KNEE-SY DOES IT! Moses Emmanuel celebrates his equaliser for Billericay Town at Chesterfield. Picture: Nicky Hayes.


TEAM SPIRIT: Haringey Borough players share some final advice before their FA Cup clash with AFC Wimbledon. Picture: PA Images.


SUPPORT: A young fan gets behind Haringey Borough. Picture: PA Images


KEEPERS! Maidenhead’s Carl Pentney claims a cross against Portsmouth. Picture: Pro Sports Images.


POT OF GOLD: A rainbow attempts to brighten up York Road as Maidenhead host Portsmouth. Picture: Pro Sports Images.


BUNDLE! Nyal Bell, at the bottom of the pile, is congratulated by teammates after giving Stockport the lead at Yeovil. Picture: Mike Petch.


OVERJOYED: George Fowler receives congratulations after putting Aldershot ahead, but Bradford force a replay. Picture: Ian Morsman.


GET IN! Stamford manager Graham Drury shows his delight after beating Kettering in the FA Trophy. Picture: Mike Capps.


REACH: Jordan Amissah denies Morpeth Town, but Stocksbridge Park Steels go on to lose. Picture: Shutter Press.


POINTING THE WAY: Carl Finnigan reaches for the stars after scoring South Sheilds’ first goal in their 2-1 win over Hyde United. Picture: Shutter Press.

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