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The Non-League Paper’s National League Team of the Day

Here’s our best XI from Saturday’s matches.
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Steve Arnold

Goalkeeper – Barrow
A clean sheet and an assist for the Bluebirds stopper – and a first win in 2018!
 

Adam Buxton

Defender – Tranmere Rovers
Excellent performance at right-back, inspiring Rovers at both ends of the pitch
 

Terell Thomas

Defender – Sutton United
Commanding presence at the back and cool on the ball
 

David Fitzpatrick

Defender – Macclesfield
Solid afternoon as Macclesfield had to dig deep against 10-man Aldershot
 

Jamey Osborne

Midfielder – Solihull Moors
Behind all Moors’ best moves and helping them to a priceless victory
 

Harry Pritchard

Midfielder – Maidenhead
Was simply too good for Guiseley – a dominant display capped by two goals midfielder
 

Luke Coulson

Midfielder – Ebbsfleet United
Pick of the Fleet side who fought their way back to record a victory at Halifax
 

Fejiri Okenabirhie

Midfielder – Dagenham & Redbridge
A fine display and two goals for the Daggers, just when they needed him most
 

Bruno Andrade

Forward – Boreham Wood
Was simply too good for Gateshead with two fine goals
 

Ross Hannah

Forward – Chester
Inspired his team to a vital, yet rare, home victory to give their fans renewed hope
 

Devante Rodney

Forward – Hartlepool United
Got Hartlepool off to a flying start and then terrorised poor Woking all afternoon
 

Top boss: John Still – Dagenham and Redbridge

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