National League South

NATIONAL LGE NORTH & SOUTH TEAM OF THE DAY!

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 February 2018

GOALKEEPER
Danny Lewis Brackley Town Saved a penalty and kept a clean sheet as Brackley won 3-0 at home to Darlington
DEFENDER
Archie Edwards Eastbourne Borough Rock at the back for Borough, who turned the tables on Poole
DEFENDER
Steve Jordan Chorley Imperious at the heart of defence for home side in 1-0 win against Gainsborough
DEFENDER
Jamie Stott Stockport County Left-sided defender helped side to 1-0 win at FC United of Manchester
MIDFIELDER
Tommy Block Bognor Regis First home win in five months owed a lot to the work of Block as Braintree were beaten
MIDFIELDER
Joe Leesley Harrogat...

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