The NLP’s ten best pictures of the week – November 18, 2018

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

COMEBACK KINGS: Jobi McAnuff wheels away after equalising for Leyton Orient, who go on to win after trailing Bromley. Picture: TGS Photo

NEED A RIDE? Atherton Collieries celebrate their second in a 2-0 win over Droylsden. Picture: Shutter Press.

GIVE US A KISS! Harvey Killeen celebrates netting the equaliser for Hanwell Town at Bracknell Town. Picture: Neil Graham.

SUPER STOP: Havant and Waterlooville’s Dan Dudzinski keeps out Chesterfield with another great save. Picture: Shutter Press.

LETS DANCE! Lynton Goss, left, celebrates his goal with Dan West in Thame United’s 3-1 win over Corby Town. Picture: Mike Capps.

OVER THE LINE: Chorley’s Andy Teague forces the ball home in a 4-0 win at Kidderminster. Picture: Garry Griffiths.

THREE-SY DOES IT: Adam Rooney bagged a hat-trick for Salford City. Picture: Greig Bertram.

TAKE FLIGHT: Dean Inman jumps for joy after scoring for Billericay. Picture: Nicky Hayes.

ALL SMILES: Salisbury manager Steve Claridge enjoys his side’s win over Hartley Wintney. Picture: John Rose.

FLYING SAVE: Marine’s Germane Mendes denies Scarborough. Picture: Shutter Press.

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