Players from seven clubs feature in KentOnline's team-of-the-week.

There's no room for any Gills players - not after boss Adrian Pennock said he was booing himself at half-time - but there were plenty of strong non-league performances.

Check out our selection below and let us know what you think by using the comments section at the bottom of the page or by tweeting @kentonlinesport.

Chris Lewington made a crucial early save as Welling beat East Thurrock 2-0, a key moment in a tight game.

Dartford's Danny Harris is in at right-back after helping his side win 4-0 at Gosport.

Aswad Thomas was brilliant bombing forward on the opposite flank as Dover drew 1-1 with Wrexham.

At centre-half we've gone for Dave Winfield, who won the physical battle as Ebbsfleet saw off Whitehawk 3-0 to go top of National South, while Kevin Lokko had his best game for a while as Maidstone drew at York, also filling in for a spell at left-back.

It was like Nicky Deverdics had never been away as the on-loan Hartlepool man made Dover's midfield tick against Wrexham, edging out team-mate Joe Healy, who also impressed.

Keaton Wood scored a wonderful goal as Dartford closed in on top spot in National South, while Reece Prestedge capped a busy performance with a lovely equaliser for Maidstone.

All three of our frontmen hit doubles over the weekend.

Danny Kedwell leads the line after guiding Fleet to victory at Whitehawk.

Alex Akrofi was the main man as Tonbridge consolidated their Ryman Premier play-off spot with a 4-1 win over Grays.

And Ricky Freeman's goals earned Chatham a precious point at Corinthian-Casuals in their Ryman South relegation battle.