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The Non-League Paper’s combined National League North and South Team of the Day

We’ve selected our standout performers from Saturday’s match action across the two divisions.

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Salford City‘s lead at the top of the National League North is now down to two points but it could have been worse for the Ammies had they not scored a last minute equaliser at Stockport County. Harrogate Town, in second, edged out Chorley.
Dartford also had their advantage cut to two points in the National League South. They could only draw at Concord Rangers as Braintree Town won handsomely against East Thurrock to close the gap.
 
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Louis Wells

Goalkeeper – Concord Rangers – National League South
Saved a penalty for Concord Rangers in their impressive draw against Dartford
 

Joe Howe

Defender – Hemel Hempstead Town – National League South
Right-sided defender helped his side to a 0-0 draw away to Hampton
 

Chris Mason

Defender – Spennymoor Town – National League North
Centre-half headed home the Moors’ winner at Bradford Park Avenue
 

Scott Duxbury

Defender – Stockport County – National League North
Left-back played a perfect cross to setup Jason Oswell for County’s opener
 

Layne Eadie

Midfielder – St Albans City – National League South
The midfielder scored his first goal of the season to help City beat Chelmsford
 

Ryan Worrall

Midfielder – Whitehawk – National League South
The sub came on to have a hand in both goals in their 2-2 draw against Bognor Regis
 

James Armson

Midfielder – Brackley Town – National League North
Former Nuneaton midfielder scored the clinching goal in a 2-0 win at his old club
 

Ashley Hemmings

Midfielder – Boston United – National League North
The left winger scored a brace in the Pilgrims’ 3-1 win against Tamworth
 

Chris Sharp

Forward – Alfreton Town – National League North
Led the line well with a convincing win over North Ferriby
 

Sean Reid

Forward – Blyth Spartans – National League North
Scored two and was an offside flag away from his hat-trick against Gainsborough
 

Reece Grant

Forward – Braintree Town – National League South
The youngster netted twice in a 4-0 hammering of East Thurrock United
 

Top boss: Martin Gray – York City – National League North

 

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