The NLP’s Pictures of the Week – April 7, 2019

The best photos captured by our photographers last weekend

CHAMPIONS: Dorking Wanderers celebrate winning the Bostik League title and promotion to National League South. Picture: Simon Roe

The NLP’s Pictures of the Week

SHORT CHANGE: Adi Yussuf of Solihull Moors grabs Peter Kioso’s shorts. Picture: Mark Fletcher | Shutter Press

GOING UP: Hayes and Yeading clinch the Bostik South Central title. Picture: Steve Ludford

KEEPERS CLASH: The two goalkeepers collide between Kettering Town and Alvechurch. Picture: Mike Capps

ROO BEAUTY: Adam Rooney scored twice in Salford’s victory at Maidstone. Picture: Matt Bristow

ED FOR HEIGHTS: Justin Edinburgh, central, leaps onto his players and staff following Matt Harrold’s late equaliser.Picture: TGSPHOTO

CRUNCH: Hednesford’s Reece King slides in on Connor Bell of South Shields. Picture: Iam Burn | Shutter Press

WRIGHT STUFF: Matt Wright celebrates after scoring for Taunton. Picture: Clayton Jane Photographer

UP IN SMOKE: Jamie Reid celebrates as Torquay move closer to promotion. Picture: David Holmes

GETTING SHIRTY: Solihull Moors’ Adi Yussuf celebrates after scoring with the travelling fans. Picture: Mark Fletcher | Shutter Press

SEEING RED: Ellis Deeney of AFC Telford United is shown a red card. Picture: Greig Bertram/AGBPHOTO

SCREAMER: David Gregory is beaten by the shot of Luke Howell. Picture: Edmund Boyden

BIRDS EYE VIEW: Billericay manager Harry Wheeler, top left, gets a better perspective on proceedings. Picture: Nicky Hayes/iCore Ltd

See more of The NLP’s Pictures of the Week here.

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