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Congratulations to Josh Strouts, who won last week's poll with 26 per cent of the vote after his goal in Canterbury's win against Fisher.

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

Yusuf Mersin marked his full Maidstone debut, covering for the suspended Tom Hadler, with a couple of vital saves in a 2-1 win over Bath City.

He did brilliantly to get down to a first-half strike which looked destined to give Bath the lead.

Big Lewis Knight scored a late-minute winner to go with a clean sheet as Margate beat Horsham 1-0.

Dover Athletic put in a tremendous effort with 10 men away to National League leaders Stockport and were unlucky to concede late in a 1-0 defeat.

We've gone for Jake Goodman in our XI, although you could make a case for any of Andy Hessenthaler's battlers after working hard to contain a side the Whites boss believes will win the league.

Gillingham defender David Tutonda looked a different player to the one who played in the 4-0 defeat to Ipswich a month ago, when the sides met again at Portman Road.

He picked up an early booking but didn't let that affect him, enjoying a great game at left wing-back in the Gills' 1-0 loss.

Stefan Wright marked his return to Faversham after a brief spell at Cray by scoring against in-form Burgess Hill as the Lilywhites ended their losing run with a 2-0 victory.

Alfie Evans scored the only goal as Phoenix Sports took another step towards moving off the foot of Isthmian South East with victory at high-flying Haywards Heath.

Jefferson Aibangbee struck twice in a man-of-the-match display as Sheppey United beat Punjab 3-0.

VCD became the first team this season to do the double over promotion hopefuls Ramsgate, Lea Dawson with the crucial second for Nick Davis' side in a 2-1 success.

Zak Ansah's double - his first goals since December 27 - saw Herne Bay get back on track with a 4-0 victory over an East Grinstead side who've been in fine form.

Tonbridge Angels ended Dorking's 10-match winning streak in National South with Tommy Wood on target twice in a 3-1 victory.

Marcus Dinanga scored his first two goals for Dartford as Steve King's side twice came from behind to beat Welling 4-2 and chalk up a third successive victory.

Steve McKimm is our top boss after Tonbridge completed the double over National South leaders Dorking, ending the hosts' brilliant winning run in the process.