National League North

NATIONAL LGE NORTH & SOUTH TEAM OF THE DAY!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 February 2018

GOALKEEPER Bailey Vose Welling United On-loan Brighton stopper kept Concord Rangers out
DEFENDER Tarik Moore-Azille St Albans City Was commanding at the back in a 2-0 win over Chippenham Town
DEFENDER Josh Heaton Darlington Grabbed his first goal for the club while being solid at the back
DEFENDER Paul Bignot AFC Telford The new recruit showed why he was signed with a big performance
MIDFIELDER Tom Allan Alfreton Town Works for York but hurt his employers with an equaliser for part-time Alfreton
MIDFIELDER Lewis Collins North Ferriby United The Mansfield loanee bagged the only goal for t...

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