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The NLP’s Pictures of the Week – March 17, 2019

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WOODWORK: Joe Wright of Hullbridge hits the post in their game with Southend Manor. Picture: TGSPHOTO

The NLP’s Pictures of the Week

CLOSE: Darren Stephenson tries to round the AFC Fylde goalkeeper. Picture: Mike Petch


CRUCIAL SAVE: Chris Neal pushes John Goddard’s free-kick onto the crossbar to maintain Salford’s lead. Picture: Ian Morsman


DAN THE MAN: Ashford’s Danny Parish celebrates his winning goal. Picture: EAS PHOTOS


 

RED ARMY: Moses Emmanuel celebrates his goal, but Billericay go on to lose at Slough Town. Picture: Nicky Hayes/iCore Ltd


SCRAMBLE: Didcot and Peterborough Sports battle for the ball. Picture: Roger Neal


WHAT’S IT ALL ABOUT, ALFIE? Dover forward Alfie Pavey scored in the Whites’ 2-1 win over FC Halifax. Picture: Matt Bristow


CLASH: Nathaniel Blanks of Folkestone runs into Leatherhead’s John Ufah. Picture: Edmund Boyden


MAC ATTACK: Macauley Bonne scored Leyton Orient’s winner against AFC Telford in their FA Trophy semi-final first leg. Picture: TGSPHOTO


WAKANDA FOREVER: Adi Yussuf celebrates his goal for Solihull Moors with a Black Panther tribute. Picture: Tom King


REED IT AND WEEP! Lowestoft’s Jake Reed runs away after scoring at St Neots. Picture: Mike Capps


GOAL-DEN BOY: Thierry Audel’s Welling teammates enjoy his goal against Woking. Picture: David Holmes


See previous Pictures of the Week here.

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