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Congratulations to Cray Wanderers defender Harrison Sodje, who won last week's poll with 37% of the vote after his cracking equaliser against Enfield.

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

Both rounds of Easter matches have been taken into account.

Joe Coleman proved an able deputy for Folkestone after Pat Ohman fractured and dislocated his elbow 20 minutes into their Good Friday Isthmian Premier game against Carshalton.

The substitute keeper kept a clean sheet in a goalless draw and was at it again on Easter Monday as Invicta won 1-0 at Margate.

George Fowler was taken ill en route to Maidstone's game at Southend, missing his side's 2-0 National League defeat.

But the defender returned on Monday and helped the Stones keep a first clean sheet in 23 league games as George Elokobi's side drew 0-0 with Barnet.

Reece Butler made a key clearance off the line with Chatham 1-0 up in their Isthmian South East title clash against Ramsgate.

Chats added a second goal to stand on the verge of winning the championship at the first attempt, Butler also having played in a 1-0 win at Lancing on Saturday.

Hythe's Isthmian South East play-off charge continued with back-to-back wins over Easter.

Jason Fregene scored in their 4-1 win at Burgess Hill and helped the Cannons to a clean sheet in a 1-0 victory over Faversham.

Sheppey closed in on the Isthmian South East play-off places with two games to go, thanks to Danny Leonard's winner on the stroke of half-time at rivals Ashford.

A man for the big occasion, Leonard showed it with a classy finish for the only goal of the game.

Tom Chapman scored in 2-1 and 2-0 wins for Deal Town against Welling Town and Erith Town respectively.

Back-to-back victories extended their unbeaten run to 18 games and saw them close in on second-placed Phoenix Sports in the Southern Counties East Premier Division.

Staying in the SCEFL, Rajan Sahni scored four times as Kennington thrashed Sutton Athletic 5-0 on Saturday.

And Jefferson Aibangbee bounced back from his weekend penalty miss in a 2-1 defeat against Fisher by providing crosses for two Whitstable goals in a 3-2 victory at Hollands & Blair.

Sittingbourne made it four successive Isthmian South East wins for the first time since 2019, with Mitchell May coming off the bench to score in a 3-1 victory at East Grinstead and finding the net again after starting their 3-0 success over Corinthian.

Dominic Poleon scored a hat-trick as Ebbsfleet clinched the National South title with a 3-0 win over Oxford City on Good Friday.

He was sent off as the champions lost 3-2 at Braintree on Monday but we won't worry about that too much.

Snodland were also celebrating a league title at the weekend, Rob Denness on target twice in a 4-0 win over Meridian VP which clinched the SCEFL Division 1 crown.

Ebbsfleet manager Dennis Kutrieb is our top boss after leading Ebbsfleet to title glory and a return to the to National League after a three-year absence.