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The NLP’s Pictures of the Week – April 14, 2019

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Pictures of the Week

The NLP’s Pictures of the Week – April 14, 2019
Main image – GOING UP: Torquay United are heading back into the top tier after winning National League South: Picture: Pinnacle

Pictures of the Week

HAT-TRICK HERO: Billericay’s Moses Emmanuel celebrates with fans after scoring three in a 4-1 win at Gloucester City. Picture: Nicky Hayes/iCore Ltd


Pictures of the Week

DOWN AND OUT: Aldershot Town captain Scott Rendell in tears following their relegation from the National League. Picture: Ian Morsman


Pictures of the Week

WRIGHT STUFF: Akil Wright celebrates after scoring for Wrexham at Barnet. Picture: Alun Roberts


Pictures of the Week

CHAMPIONS: Cray Wanderers secured the Bostik South East title. Picture: Denise Fowles.


PARTY TIME: Kettering Town secured the Souther League Premier Central title with a win over Halesowen. Picture: Mike Capps


MAINTENANCE: A Hullbridge Sports player helps to fix the net at Ilford. Picture: TGSPHOTO


GOAL-DEN BOY: Joe Walton of Morpeth Town is hauled to the floor by teammates after scoring. Picture: Iam Burn | Shutter Press


TV STARS: Salford City’s Mani Dieseruvwe wheels away after scoring against Maidenhead United on BT Sport. Picture: Greig Bertram/AGBPHOTO


ICE MAN: Leyton Orient striker Macauley Bonne steadies himself before scoring a last-minute penalty winner. Picture: TGSPHOTO


Taunton Town

SCREAMER: Andrew Neal scores a stunner for Taunton Town. Picture: CJ Photos


HEADBAND HERO: Lerone Plummer scores for Blackfield and Langley. Picture: Gary Learmonth.


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