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The NLP’s ten best pictures of the week – January 20, 2019

Our top snappers captured the best of the action on Saturday

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 January 2019

LATE IS GREAT: Dillon Morse celebrates scoring South Shields’ 93rd minute winner to send them top of the Northern Premier League. Picture: Shutter Press.

SO CLOSE: Eastleigh rue a missed chance, but they go on to beat Sutton 3-2. Picture: Paul Paxford.

UP AND RUNNING: Bracknell captain Dave Hancock puts his side ahead. Picture: Neil Graham.

BRING THE NOISE: Adeoyi Olumuyiwa celebrates scoring a free-kick for Blackfield. Picture: Gary Learmonth.

TOP BINS: Ebbsfleet’s Chris Bush crashes home a delicious free-kick to see-off leaders Leyton Orient. Picture: TGSPHOTO.

HAND OF GOD: Margate keep out Haringey. Picture: TGSPHOTO.

SCRAMBLE: Torquay United force the ball in, but Bath City go on to take the points. Picture: Simon Howe.

HAT-TRICK HERO: Matty Warburton with the match ball after scoring three for Stockport. Picture: Mike Petch.

SINKING FEELING: Loughborough Dynamo players watch on as Morpeth add another. Picture: Shutter Press.

KUNG FU: An unorthodox challenge from a Hartlepool player during their defeat at Harrogate. Picture: Shutter Press.

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