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The NLP’s Pictures of the Week – March 31, 2019

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RED PASSION: Gozie Ugwu celebrates scoring for Ebbsfleet in their 4-2 win over Wrexham. Picture: Matt Bristow.

Jordan Keane

HAPPY DAYS: Jordan Keane shows his delight after scoring for Stockport County against Darlington. Picture: Mike Petch


LATE TWIST: Nathan Pond heads in Salford City’s last-minute winner. Picture: Greig Bertram/AGBPHOTO


Dulwich Hamlet

HAMLET HEROES: Over 3000 fans turned out to see Dulwich earn a late point at home to Billericay. Picture: Duncan Palmer


Bromsgrove Sporting

BROMSGROVE BOYS: Bromsgrove Sporting ground out a win over promotion rivals Didcot. Picture: Roger Neal


Corinthian Casuals

WIZARD OF OS: Corinthian Casuals’ Majed Osman, right, celebrates his winner. Picture: Stuart Tree


GOT IT LICKED: Moses Emmanuel and Jamar Loza, left, celebrate. Picture: Nicky Hayes/iCore Ltd


WEMBLEY FINISH: Sam Murphy of Chertsey scores the winning penalty to reach the FA Vase final. Picture: Edmund Boyden.


Justin Edinburgh

ED IN HANDS: Justin Edinburgh shows his frustration at Barnet. Picture: TGSPHOTO


LUNGE: Scott Metcalfe of Radcliffe attempts a tackle on Atherton’s Gareth Peet. Picture: Tim Markland | Shutter Press

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