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

Congratulations to Tonbridge midfielder Lewis Gard, who won last week’s poll with 45% of the vote after his match-winning penalty double in Tonbridge’s 3-2 victory over Bath.

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

Harry Brooks made a spectacular save to deny Josh Ajayi as Isthmian South East high-fliers Herne Bay claimed their third clean sheet of the season in a goalless draw with Erith & Belvedere.

Joe Tyrie marked his recall from Sittingbourne with an outstanding performance in difficult conditions as Tonbridge won 2-1 at Truro City in National League South.

Corey Holder earned high praise from manager Harry Hudson for his performance after Sevenoaks beat Chichester 1-0 to go third in Isthmian South East.

Daniel Melvin scored an early goal and helped Bearsted to a clean sheet in a 1-0 win over Corinthian - their first victory over the Hoops in the Southern Counties East Premier Division.

Mo Cham capped a lively performance with the second goal as Kennington beat Stansfeld 3-0 at Homelands - a first SCEFL league win this season for Dan Scorer’s men.

Amadou Kassarate produced a man-of-the-match display as Welling United controlled their National League South game with Chippenham, although it finished 0-0.

James Miles scored twice, including a 35-yard strike, and ran the game from midfield as Erith Town beat Welling Town 6-0 in Southern Counties East.

Denzel Gayle scored the opener as Cray Valley upset Isthmian Premier hosts Chatham 2-0 in the FA Trophy First Round.

Josh Williams maintained his good form with an 85th-minute winner, after a fine right-wing run, as Whitstable beat VCD 2-1 in Southern Counties East.

Alex Willis scored twice in six minutes as Sheppey fought back from 2-0 down at Merstham in Isthmian South East, only to lose 3-2.

Substitute Cruise Nyadzayo made the difference with a late double as Punjab beat Lydd 3-1 for the second weekend running, backing up their FA Vase success in Southern Counties East.

Steve McKimm is our top boss after Cray Valley continued their superb form with victory over Chatham in the FA Trophy.

Next up for the Millers - an FA Cup First-Round tie at Charlton on Sunday.