The NLP’s best pictures of the week – February 3, 2019

Our top snappers captured the best of the action on Saturday

IT’S A BEAUTY! Bromsgrove’s Jason Cowley fires in Sporting’s sixth goal in their 6-3 win at Yaxley. Picture: Mike Capps

PARTY TIME! Willand Rovers celebrate reaching the FA Vase quarter-finals for the first time in their history. Picture: PINNACLE

PROGRESS: Jamie Turley sent Leyton Orient into the last eight of the FA Trophy. Picture: TGS

RONALDO: Daniel Ajakaiye performs a familiar celebration after scoring for Hastings. Picture: EAS Photos

FLYING: Matty Warburton helped Stockport to upset National League side Harrogate Town in the FA Trophy. Picture: Matt Kirkham

LIFT OFF: Kevin Lokko scored Dover’s opener but Gateshead snatched the win. Picture: Matt Bristow

LAST GASP: Greg Olley scored the winner for Gateshead. Picture: Matt Bristow

LATE IS GREAT: Sean Miller bagged Curzon Ashton the win at Hereford. Picture: Steve Niblett

SIX OF THE BEST: Dorking Wanderers smashed Folekstone Invicta 6-0 to stay top of the Bostik League. Picture: Simon Roe

HERE WE COME: Sholing advanced into the FA Vase quarter-finals with a 2-0 win over Sporting Khalsa. Picture: Garry Griffiths

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