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The NLP’s National League Team of the Day – January 20, 2019

Here’s why these players made it in
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Nathan Ashmore – Goalkeeper

Ebbsfleet United

Superb to deny leaders Leyton Orient and help his side to a 2-0 win

Josh Hare – Defender

Eastleigh

A goal and an assist from the young right-back as the Spitfires beat Sutton 3-2

Will Evans – Defender

Chesterfield

Netted both goals for a crucial three points against his old club Aldershot

Nathan Clarke – Defender

FC Halifax

A rock at the back to keep a clean sheet at Barrow

Kenny Clark – Defender

Dagenham and Redbridge

Didn’t put a foot wrong as Peter Taylor’s side won 3-0 at Maidstone

Andy Robinson – Midfielder

Havant and Waterlooville

Brilliant in the engine room, and scored, during Havant’s 3-1 win over Boreham Wood

Jamey Osborne – Midfielder 

Solihull Moors

Played a big part in both of Solihull’s goals to move second

Tom White – Midfielder

Gateshead

The standout performer in Heed’s impressive draw at Salford under new boss Ben Clark

Callum Morton – Forward

Braintree Town

A hat-trick for the 19-year-old handed rock bottom Braintree a big win over Barnet

Mark Beck – Forward

Harrogate Town

Scored and led the line superbly as Simon Weaver’s side sunk Hartlepool

Ash Hemmings – Forward

AFC Fylde

Bagged both goals in a fine win over promotion rivals Wrexham
 

Top Boss: Garry Hill – Ebbsfleet 

Fleet have gone from strength to strength since Hill’s arrival, culminating in their 2-0 win over Leyton Orient

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