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Congratulations to Deal defender Joe Reeves, who won last week’s poll with 22% after helping the Hoops clinch title glory.

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

Rhys Byrne impressed, including a superb triple save during the second half, as relegated Dartford ended the National League South season with a 2-1 home win against Truro.

Tom Ash scored the opener in a 2-1 win over Lordswood as Erith Town booked their Southern Counties East play-off spot, having already lifted two cups this season.

Lachlan Byrd stood up to a first-half bombardment in Welling’s 1-1 draw at Slough. It was only a dubious penalty that robbed the Wings of a clean sheet to finish the National South campaign.

Joe Tyrie scored the decisive second goal as Sittingbourne won 2-1 at Phoenix Sports to confirm third place in Isthmian South East.

Cray Valley remain on course to win the division with Matt Vigor providing a goal and an assist in a 4-2 victory over Herne Bay.

Sam Corne scored twice, including a brilliant volley, and set up the opener as Maidstone beat Hampton & Richmond 5-1 to secure fourth place in National League South.

Oscar Housego’s double, including a penalty, saw Corinthian to an impressive 3-0 win over Southern Counties East champions Deal.

On-loan Middlesbrough man Bryant Bilongo saved his best performance for last as Ebbsfleet clinched National League safety with a goalless draw at Boreham Wood.

He was key in his own box, winning a number of defensive headers against long-throw specialists Wood.

Jacob Lambert stayed level with Dan Bradshaw in the race to finish as Sheppey’s top scorer after adding the third in a 3-0 Isthmian South East win over Erith & Belvedere.

The pair have 16 each going into the final weekend of the season.

Joe Taylor’s astonishing year at Ramsgate hit new heights after a hat-trick in a 4-2 win at Chichester saw him become the club’s all-time leading goalscorer.

He moved on to 121 goals, one clear of Mickey Williamson, while the treble took him to 52 for the season, breaking Williamson’s long-standing record of 50 in a single campaign.

Ben Greenhalgh scored a cracking winner as battling Margate kept their Isthmian Premier survival hopes alive with a 2-1 victory over Wingate & Finchley at Hartsdown Park.

Danny Searle is our top boss after saving Ebbsfleet from relegation.

He transformed their fortunes after succeeding Dennis Kutrieb in February, with Fleet in big trouble before his arrival.