Players from nine clubs feature in KentOnline's team-of-the-week - including an outfield player in goal.

Manager-of-the-week is Sittingbourne boss Nick Davis, whose new-look team climbed to third place in Bostik South with a terrific 5-1 win at Horsham.

Have a look at our XI and let us know what you think by using the comments section at the bottom of the page or by tweeting @kentonlinesport.

In goal it's Welling midfielder Connor Dymond who took the gloves after keeper Dillon Barnes was sent off and made a superb penalty save in a 3-2 National South win at Havant, the visitors finishing with nine men.

Right-back Josh Vincent scored as Folkestone claimed another impressive Bostik Premier victory, 3-2 winners over high-flying Hendon.

At left-back, Jack Parter helped Tonbridge to a clean sheet and a first away win after rejoining from Welling, Steve McKimm's side winning 1-0 at Burgess Hill in the Bostik Premier.

Kenny Clark made a big impact on his return from injury as Ebbsfleet won 1-0 at Boreham Wood in the National League, earning the praise of boss Daryl McMahon.

Our other centre-half is Sittingbourne captain Ben Gorham who returned from injury with a goal and a commanding performance at Horsham.

On the right, Ramsgate's Tom Chapman scored twice in an excellent 3-1 Bostik South win at Thamesmead, ending Mead's unbeaten home record.

Nortei Nortey scored an outstanding goal in Dover's 1-1 draw at Guiseley in the National League, while Jack Jebb's Welling double included a superb free-kick as the Wings made it three wins in a row.

On the left we've gone for Sittingbourne wideman Kane Philip, who scored one, made one and was unplayable at times in the win at Horsham.

Shaun Welford returns up front, the 38-year-old proving he's still got it by completing a hat-trick in extra-time as Whitstable beat Lancing 6-5 in the FA Vase.

He's partnered by Michael Power, whose hat-trick gave Cray Wanderers a 3-1 win over Herne Bay in Bostik South.