Players from six clubs feature in the final KentOnline team-of-the-week for this season.

It was a big weekend with title and relegation issues to be decided.

See our selection below and let us know what you think by using the comments section or by tweeting @kentonlinesport. Next week we’ll bring you our team-of-the-season - and our top boss.

Nathan Ashmore had little to do in Ebbsfleet’s 1-0 win over Oxford City but showed once again why he’s rated the best keeper in National South with a brilliant second-half save.

Fleet team-mate Marvin McCoy is in at right-back. He was a constant threat with his overlapping runs and put some good balls in.

We’ve a couple of England players in central defence, with Dartford’s Keaton Wood and Kevin Lokko of Maidstone called up to the Three Lions C squad this week - richly deserved after their efforts this season.

At left-back we’ve gone for Dover man Aswad Thomas, who finished the season with silverware as Whites beat Welling 2-0 in the Kent Senior Cup final on Monday.

Midfielder Lee Noble scored a 96th-minute winner as Dartford won 3-2 at Poole to clinch third place in National South and home advantage in the second leg of the play-offs.

We can’t look any further than two more England call-ups for the other spots in midfield, with classy Ebbsfleet youngster Jack Powell and Maidstone’s nine-goal man Bobby-Joe Taylor also selected for C-team duty against Panjab later this month.

Up front, Ricky Miller finished his Dover career with a hat-trick in a 3-2 win at Barrow, taking him to 40 league goals for the season.

Shaun Welford fired Ashford to the Southern Counties East title, scoring his second successive hat-trick in a 7-0 win over Rochester and finishing with 48 goals.

And Cody McDonald worked his socks off as Gillingham clinched League 1 safety with a goalless draw at Northampton on Sunday.