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The Non-League Paper’s National League Team of the Day – September 9

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Goalkeeper – Elliott Justham

Dagenham & Redbridge 

His string of fine saves was rewarded by Elliott Romain’s late winner at Barrow
 

Defender – Callum Howe

Harrogate Town

Rock at the back to deny his former club – then netted in a 3-2 victory
 

Defender – Robbie Tinkler

Gateshead

Solid at the back for Heed as they frustrated Ebbsfleet
 

Defender – Shaun Pearson

Wrexham

Captain fantastic for the Dragons again, capped by scoring the winning goal
 

Defender – Reda Johnson

Eastleigh

Outstanding display in shutting out one of the league’s most potent strikeforces in AFC Fylde
 

Midfielder – Jacob Berkeley-Agyepong

Aldershot Town

Arrived at the EBB Stadium on trial in the summer – what a find from Gary Waddock
 

Midfielder – Mark Shelton

Salford City

Pulled all the strings from the heart of the Salford midfield as they edged out Maidstone
 

Midfielder – Liam Noble

Hartlepool United

An early contender for Player of the Season, he drove Hartlepool to a hard-fought win
 

Midfielder – Matty Kosylo

FC Halifax

Back to his best and back to pulling all the strings for high-flying Halifax
 

Forward – Nicke Kabamba

Havant & W

Might have finished on the losing side but his two goals continued a fine run of form for the Hawks hitman
 

Forward – Josh Walker

Barnet

Took just two minutes to find the target and gave the Maidenhead defence a torrid time thereafter
 

Top Boss: Steve Watson – Gateshead

 

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