Vote for your star man in KentOnline's team-of-the-week.

Trey Williams won last week's poll, taking 30% of the vote after his last-minute winner for Ramsgate.

Have a look at today's XI and vote for your favourite at the bottom of the page.

George Kamurasi had to be at his best to keep a clean sheet in Hythe's goalless draw with Haywards Heath, the shut-out confirmed when he made an outstanding late save to push the ball over the bar.

Jerald Aboagye is no stranger to team-of-the-week and the Ashford right-back looked the part again in a 2-0 victory over Whitstable.

At left-back, it's Chatham new boy Ben Wilson whose terrific debut strike sparked a late comeback from 3-1 down to win 4-3 at Tunbridge Wells.

Dover captain Mitch Brundle is in at centre-back. Whites may have lost to Harrogate in the FA Trophy but Brundle was one of the few players who did not let his standards drop.

He's partnered by Rob Swaine, who marked his return to the Maidstone team with a composed performance in their 1-0 Trophy win against Oxford City.

Gillingham midfielder Josh Rees was only on the pitch for 14 minutes at Burton but made the ultimate contribution with an injury-time winner in a 3-2 victory - his first Gills goal.

Alfie Paxman scored twice, including a 25-yard cracker, as in-form Folkestone thumped AFC Hornchurch 5-0.

And Alec Fiddes helped Sevenoaks to a 4-1 derby victory over Faversham, also scoring the second goal.

Up front, manager's son Jake Embery scored four times as Herne Bay thrashed fellow strugglers Greenwich Borough 7-2 in one of the results of the weekend.

Recent signing Phil Roberts scored twice, including a dramatic late winner, as Dartford moved into the National South play-off places with a 3-2 win over fellow contenders St Albans.

Chinedu McKenzie set up the opener and bagged the winner as Tonbridge upset the form book with a 3-2 win over Bostik Premier high-fliers Kingstonian.

Angels' impressive victory - their first in six games - makes boss Steve McKimm our manager-of-the-week.