The NLP’s ten best pictures of the week – November 25, 2018

Our photographers captured the best of the action across Non-League on Saturday.

(ON TOP OF THE WORLD: Leyton Orient’s Macauley Bonne celebrates with Josh Koroma after the O’s beat Wrexham 2-0 on the road. Picture: TGS Photo)

FULL STRETCH: Hartlepool’s Scott Loach keeps out Dover, but his side go on to lose 2-1. Picture: Matt Bristow.

FLYING HIGH: Angelo Balanta celebrates scoring Dagenham’s second goal in their 2-0 win at Bromley. Picture: TGS Photo.

HEADS UP: Southport and Chester couldn’t be separated in their FA Trophy third round qualifying tie. Picture: Greig Bertram.

ON THE MARCH: Stockport County are into the first round of the FA Trophy after beating league rivals Chorley. Picture: Mike Petch.

ONE OF US: Cameron Johnson runs towards Tamworth supporters after equalising at Stourbridge. Picture: Will Kilpatrick

COMING SOON: Jake Robinson pays tribute to his first child, who he is expecting soon, after scoring for Billericay. Picture: Nicky Hayes

CRUNCH: Brighouse and Lincoln United get stuck in. Picture: Shutter Press

RESPECT?: Salford City and a Solihull Moors player surround the referee. Picture: Garry Griffiths

GOOD TIMES! Josh Hancock celebrates with John Johnston during Altrincham’s 4-0 rout of Bradford Park Avenue. Picture: Shutter Press.

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