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The NLP’s best pictures of the week – February 24, 2019

Our top snappers were out and about at all the big games on Saturday

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MAKESHIFT: Sporting Khalsa’s goalkeeper gets stuck in during their fixture with Ilkeston. Picture: Garry Griffiths

STANDING TALL: Alex Reid scored the winning penalty in AFC Fylde’s FA Trophy quarter-final victory over Barnet. Picture: Steve McLennan


HAPPE DAYS: Dan Happe scored a late winner for Leyton Orient in their FA Trophy tie at Brackley. Picture: TGS PHOTO


UPSIDE DOWN: Marcus Carver of Chorley, left, tangles with Ryan Jennings of Ashton United. Picture:Tim Markland | Shutter Press


GOALDEN MOMENT: Ryan Winder scores for Northwich Victoria to make it 2-1 in their FA Vase victory at Sholing. Picture: Tina Newbury | Shutter Press


RICAY ROAR: Billericay are on the charge again in National League South. Picture: Nicky Hayes/iCore Ltd


12TH MAN: Bromsgrove fans cheer on their side at Peterborough Sports. Picture: James Richardson


GET IN: Taunton Town beat promotion rivals Farnborough 2-1. Picture: Clayton Jane Photography


CRUCIAL TOUCH: Jeff Duah Kessie gets to the ball first to score for Ashford United. Picture: EAS PHOTOS


FLYING SPITFIRES: Eastleigh made it five consecutive league wins with victory at Salford thanks to two goals from Paul McCallum, left. Picture: Greig Bertram/AGBPHOTO


ROAD TO WEMBLEY: Cray Valley celebrate winning their FA Vase quarter-final match. Picture: Micah Crook/PPAUK


PROGRESS: Chertsey Town players celebrate with Quincey Rowe after he scored his side’s second goal during their FA Vase tie at West Auckland. Picture: Iam Burn | Shutter Press


FULL POWER: Bostik League leaders Dorking Wanderers edged out Bishop’s Stortford 1-0. Picture: Simon Roe

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