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Congratulations to Ryan Hanson, who won last week’s poll with 27% after his stand-out performance in Tonbridge’s 4-1 win over former club Torquay.

Have a look at today’s XI and pick your favourite at the bottom of the page.

Goalkeepers are all about clean sheets but you can’t ignore Justin Lee after he scored from 90 yards in SC Thamesmead’s 3-3 draw at Larkfield & New Hythe in Southern Counties East Division 1.

Karn Miller-Neave scored Sevenoaks’ winner in their 2-1 Isthmian South East success at Herne Bay.

Lewis Knight typified the effort as Margate, reduced to 10 men after just five minutes, battled to a 1-1 draw with Isthmian Premier high-fliers Enfield.

The big centre-back’s afternoon included a goalline clearance, while he also won the penalty for Steve Cawley’s equaliser.

Paul Rooney capped a man-of-the-match performance with the equaliser as Dartford drew 1-1 with Hemel Hempstead at Princes Park.

Man-of-the-match Alex Green was involved in the second goal and scored the fourth as Deal beat Southern Counties East title rivals Glebe 4-2.

Veteran midfielder Danny Waldren’s late double saw Cray Valley to a 2-0 win over Hythe, keeping the Millers top of Isthmian South East.

Tim Dieng impressed for Gillingham in their 3-2 comeback victory at Morecambe in League 2, including a 25-yard equaliser before Connor Mahoney’s late winner.

Jordan Higgs’ error led to Tonbridge falling behind against Truro in National League South but he made amends with a classy equaliser in a man-of-the-match display as Jay Saunders’ side recovered to win 2-1.

Troy Howard followed his midweek winner while on dual-registration at Hythe by turning provider for Luke Burdon and Sammy Adams as Lydd won 7-0 at Welling Town in Southern Counties East.

Another hat-trick moved Joe Taylor on to 43 goals for the season as Ramsgate thrashed Lancing 7-2 at Southwood to stay a point behind Cray Valley.

Matt Day scored a hat-trick for Larkfield & New Hythe in their 3-3 draw with SC Thamesmead.

Scott Porter is today’s top boss after Lydd’s 7-0 thrashing of Welling made it three successive wins in their bid to gatecrash the play-offs.