Vote for your star man in KentOnline’s team of the week.

Congratulations to Kadell Daniel, who won last week’s poll with 26% of the vote after his opening-day cracker in Folkestone’s draw at Enfield.

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

Gillingham goalkeeper Glenn Morris had a quieter day than of late but made a big save in the dying seconds from Danny Johnson to secure a goalless draw against Walsall.

Harrison Pont scored a last-minute equaliser, converting the rebound after Harry Harding’s penalty was saved, as Sittingbourne battled back from two down at Fisher to force an FA Cup replay.

Ian Gayle scored the opener and was also involved in Ade Yusuff’s clincher as Folkestone beat Wingate & Finchley 2-1 in the Isthmian Premier.

James White helped Rusthall reach the FA Cup first qualifying round for the first time in their history.

White was brilliant at the back and also popped up with the winner as the Rustics upset Isthmian League Ramsgate 2-1.

A classy finish from Adem Ramadan sent Ashford on their way to a 2-1 FA Cup success at Sutton Athletic as Tommy Warrilow’s side progressed to the first qualifying round.

Billy Crook came off the bench to score a last-minute winner as Cray Wanderers beat Canvey Island 1-0 for their first Isthmian Premier win of the season.

Jason Goodchild was full of running in midfield as Erith Town pulled off a 2-1 FA Cup upset at home to Bedfont Sports of the Isthmian League.

Greg Cundle helped Ebbsfleet preserve their 100% record in National South, winning the penalty for their crucial second goal and scoring the third in a 4-2 win over Farnborough.

Up top, Stefan Payne scored twice and was involved in the other goal in a 3-2 National South comeback win at Hemel.

Ade Adeyemo’s excellent finish, after lovely build-up, was the pick of the Cray Valley goals in their 3-0 FA Cup win at Glebe.

Dave Martin settled Phoenix Sports’ FA Cup tie at Tunbridge Wells with a late winner for the only goal of the game.

No doubt about this week’s top boss - it’s Rusthall manager Jimmy Anderson after their history-making comeback win over Ramsgate in the FA Cup.