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Congratulations to Sittingbourne defender Taylor Fisher, who won last week's poll with 47 per cent of the vote after his equaliser against Three Bridges.

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

Tunbridge Wells keeper Aaron Lee-Wharton, familiar to fans of Sheppey and Ashford, saved a penalty and kept a clean sheet in a 1-0 FA Vase win over Walton & Hersham.

Jerald Aboagye makes his first appearance this season in our team after a man-of-the-match display as in-form Ramsgate beat Whitehawk 3-1 in Isthmian South East.

Bradley Simms helped Ashford keep a third successive clean sheet, also claiming an assist as the Nuts & Bolts beat Sittingbourne 1-0, despite ending with 10 men after Tommie Fagg's red card.

George Fowler showed his qualities at the back as Maidstone defended well to keep Chippenham at bay in a 1-0 win - their first victory in seven league games.

Teenage right-back Harvey Lintott came off the bench in an attacking midfield role and gave Gillingham the spark they needed at Crewe. He hit the post with a header and was positive throughout.

Craig Tanner scored his first two goals of the season and was a class act behind the front two as Ebbsfleet thrashed Welling 6-0.

Tyrique Hyde scored twice at former loan club Hemel Hempstead as Dartford ended their winless run with a 3-2 victory.

Alex Gaggin netted on his first start to help Whitstable break their away duck with a 3-0 victory at managerless Hythe.

Taurean Roberts' hat-trick saw Sheppey United to a 3-2 FA Vase victory at Sheerwater.

Jordon Ababio also scored a hat-trick as Bearsted won 4-0 at Fisher in Southern Counties East.

Joe Turner ended Tonbridge's six-hour goal-drought with a first-half header in their 1-1 draw against Chelmsford at Longmead.

Dennis Kutrieb is our top boss after Ebbsfleet's demolition of Welling at Stonebridge Road, a performance that impressed Wings boss Peter Taylor.

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