The NLP’s Pictures of the Week – March 24, 2019

The best pictures from the weekend

CHEEKY BOY: Michael Cheek celebrates scoring Ebbsfleet’s second goal at local rivals Maidstone. Picture: Matt Bristow

The NLP’s Picture of the Week – March 24, 2019

GOT IT LICKED: Adam Coombes celebrates after scoring a penalty, but Billericay go on to lose at home to Hungerford. Picture: Nicky Hayes/iCore Ltd

BACK OF THE NET: Craig Mitchell scores for Worksop Town against Penistone. Picture: Lewis Pickersgill

SMASH: Woking’s Josh Casey is tackled. Picture: David Holmes

OPENER: Yemi Odubade celebrates his goal for Weymouth to the delight of a young supporter. Picture: Idris Martin

WEMBLEY WAY: Alex Reid scored a dramatic winner for AFC Fylde at Stockport to send them to Wembley. Picture: Mike Petch

NET BUSTER: Nathan Lowe fires in South Shields’ third goal against Hyde United. Picture: Harry Cook

FLAIR UP: Tempers get frayed during Pontefract Collieries against Frickley. Picture: White Rose Photos

O’S SO SIMPLE: Josh Coulson celebrates his goal for Leyton Orient that put them 2-1 up. Picture: Garry Griffiths | ThreeFiveThree Photography

SUPER STOP: Bracknell goalkeeper Mark Scott tips the ball behind. Picture: Neil Graham

CARVING THEM OPEN: Marcus Carver coolly slots home for Chorley. Pictures: Stefan Willoughby

ROAD TO WEMBLEY: Cray Valley PM celebrate after reaching the FA Vase final. Picture: Ian Scammell

SCREAMER: Jason Cowley scored a stunner to help Bromsgrove Sporting to a 2-1 win over Corby Town. Picture: Will Kilpatrick

KUNG-FU: Brimscombe and Wantage do battle. Picture: Gary Learmonth

See previous Pictures of the Week here.

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