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The Non-League Paper’s National League Team of the Day – April 8 2018

Our best XI from Saturday’s matches.
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Chris Dunn

Goalkeeper – Wrexham
The Dragons’ stopper kept Eastleigh out for 89 minutes with a string of fine saves
 

Josh Staunton

Defender – Woking
Solid at the back and scored what could prove to be a crucial equaliser on his return to Victoria Road
 

Matty Brown

Defender – FC Halifax
Captain fantastic for the Shaymen in helping to secure a crucial three points
 

Ben Chorley

Defender – Bromley
Kept Gateshead at bay with a sterling display in the Ravens’ rearguard
 

Corey Whitely

Midfielder – Ebbsfleet United
Orchestrated the Ebbsfleet comeback to earn a draw with leaders Macclesfield
 

Sam Finley

Midfielder – AFC?Fylde
Led the second-half fightback to stun Sutton, pulling all the strings in the Coasters’ midfield
 

Darren Carter

Midfielder – Solihull Moors
Showed his unquestionable class in leading resurgent Solihull to three huge points
 

Anthony Jeffrey

Attacking midfielder – Dover Athletic
Tormented Torquay all    afternoon with his pace, power and trickery
 

Andy Cook

Forward – Tranmere Rovers
Made it 20 goals for the season with another match-winning display
 

Macauley Bonne

Forward – Leyton Orient
A constant threat to Barrow and was well worth his injury-time double to secure his side a thumping win
 

Nicke Kabamba

Forward – Aldershot Town
Supersub just pipped teammate Scott Rendell after scoring a vital late winner for the Shots
 

Top boss: Jamie Fullarton – FC Halifax Town

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