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NATIONAL LGE TEAM OF THE DAY!
GOALKEEPER
Nathan Baxter
Woking
The on-loan Chelsea keeper frustrated Sutton with a string of fine saves
DEFENDER
Dean Inman
Maidenhead United
Solid performance at the back as the Magpies kept out Boreham Wood
DEFENDER
Manny Smith
Wrexham
A rock at the back as the Dragons limited Paul Cox’s revitalised Guiseley
DEFENDER
Craig Robson
Dagenham
Scored at one end and solid at the other as the Daggers impressed
DEFENDER
Daniel Johnson
Bromley
Magnificent at the back for the Ravens as they stole a last-gasp win over Solihull

Gary Waddock Aldershot

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