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

Congratulations to Cuxton 91 striker Danny Rowe, who won last week’s poll with 38% of the vote after his first-half hat-trick in a 4-2 victory over Welling Park.

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

Man-of-the-match Max Ovenden preserved Cray Valley’s unbeaten record in Isthmian South East with a couple of excellent saves in a goalless draw with Chichester.

Ben Chapman was used in a variety of positions - including right-back - and also popped up on the edge of the box at the start of the second half to level as Ebbsfleet drew 2-2 at National League leaders Chesterfield.

Conor Masterson scored one and made another as Gillingham produced an eye-catching 3-1 victory at Notts County in League 2 on Friday night.

Debutant Jamie Mascoll made two key late interceptions to deny 18-goal striker Steve Cawley chances to equalise in Chatham’s 2-1 Isthmian Premier win against Margate.

Makhosini Khanye scored twice as Larkfield & New Hythe won 9-0 at Greenways in Southern Counties East Division 1 - the biggest victory in the club’s 63-year history and one that sets them up nicely for their Kent Senior Trophy semi-final at Erith Town next Saturday.

Man-of-the-match Emmanuel Mensah capped an all-action display with a goal as Sevenoaks beat Lancing 4-2 in a cracking Isthmian South East match at Greatness Park.

Luke Woodward opened the scoring with his first goal of the season as Sittingbourne won 4-0 at Erith & Belvedere.

A seventh successive league victory leaves the Brickies only six points behind Isthmian South East leaders Ramsgate.

Teenager George Wilkinson scored twice, the first a free-kick from out wide, in Dover’s incredible 6-4 defeat at National League South promotion contenders Worthing.

Will Johnson-Cole’s late double saw Bearsted to an impressive 3-1 win in a top-five SCEFL Premier Division clash at Corinthian.

Michael Salako moved on to 20 goals for the season by scoring a hat-trick as Herne Bay moved into the Isthmian South East play-off spots with a 3-1 home win over Broadbridge Heath.

Mo Cham continued his red-hot form with a hat-trick in Canterbury City’s 3-2 win against Meridian VP in SCEFL Division 1. That’s nine goals for the forward since signing last month.

Stephen Clemence is our top boss after Gillingham’s outstanding 3-1 victory at Notts County.