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

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

Congratulations to Sheppey defender Lex Allan, who won last week's poll with 28 per cent of the vote after his man-of-the-match display against Erith Town.

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

Tim Roberts kept a second successive clean sheet since coming back into the side as Folkestone drew 0-0 at Cheshunt to stay unbeaten in the Isthmian Premier.

Recent signing Charlie Dickens scored as Faversham upset Isthmian South East high-fliers Haywards Heath 3-1 at Salters Lane.

Samuel Okoye-Ahanku, reportedly close to joining Watford last summer, showed his qualities as Sittingbourne put back-to-back defeats to bed with a 1-0 win over in-form VCD.

Folkestone goalkeeper Tim Roberts Picture: Andy Jones
Folkestone goalkeeper Tim Roberts Picture: Andy Jones

Frankie Morgan popped up with the winner as Corinthian beat Isthmian South East big-boys Hastings 2-1.

Mamadou Diallo, in for the injured Tariq Ossai, scored and helped Ashford keep a clean sheet in a 4-0 success over Hythe Town.

Jack Paxman impressed in a right-sided role as Ebbsfleet pushed League 2 Leyton Orient all the way in the FA Cup first round, edged 1-0 at Brisbane Road.

Bode Anidugbe scored a fine goal following a weaving run as Herne Bay beat Sevenoaks 2-1.

Ebbsfleet United midfielder Jack Paxman Picture: Chris Davey
Ebbsfleet United midfielder Jack Paxman Picture: Chris Davey

Sheppey continued their fine form at the top of Southern Counties East, with Malachi Hudson scoring twice in a 4-0 win over Rusthall.

Rene Rivera has impressed since rejoining Deal this season and it was his double that led the Hoops to a 3-0 success against Welling Town in a return to winning ways.

Gary Lockyer marked his farewell appearance for Kennington by scoring twice, including a last-gasp penalty, in a 3-2 victory at Tunbridge Wells. It was announced on Sunday that the 20-goal striker was joining Ashford.

Gillingham striker Gerald Sithole Picture: Andy Jones
Gillingham striker Gerald Sithole Picture: Andy Jones

Second-half substitute Gerald Sithole changed the game and produced a good finish for Gillingham's equaliser at home to Cheltenham in the FA Cup first round.

Sittingbourne manager Darren Blackburn is our top boss after the Brickies' win against VCD - the perfect response following a couple of setbacks.

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