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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 Erith Town midfielder Charlie Clover, who won last week's poll with 28% of the vote after his Kent Senior Trophy hat-trick against Meridian VP.

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

Welling keeper Kai McKenzie-Lyle saved a 101st-minute penalty from Rakish Bingham as the Wings held National South leaders Ebbsfleet to a 1-1 draw.

On-loan Southend man Jaden Crowhurst capped a strong display with an assist, to go with a clean sheet, as Tonbridge beat Chippenham 2-0.

Tom Chambers scored twice as Cray Valley returned to form in Isthmian South East with a 5-0 win over Haywards Heath.

Welling keeper Kai Mckenzie-Lyle celebrates his late penalty save. Picture: Dave Budden
Welling keeper Kai Mckenzie-Lyle celebrates his late penalty save. Picture: Dave Budden

Karn Miller-Neave played a big part in Sevenoaks' 1-0 win at Sheppey, delivering the corner that forced an own goal and making a late block to secure victory.

Victor Aiyelabola scored as Whitstable made a winning start under new boss Marcel Nimani, beating Stansfeld 2-0.

Tom Chapman scored a hat-trick in a man-of-the-match performance as Deal thrashed Tooting Bec 7-0 in the FA Vase.

Tom Scorer did likewise, with his treble helping Kennington to a 3-1 Vase success against Blackfield & Langley.

Jordy Robins scored a last-minute winner - his first goal of the season - as Chatham beat Chichester 2-1 to stay second in Isthmian South East.

Two goals from Francis Babalola helped Phoenix Sports to a 3-2 victory at AFC Portchester in the FA Vase.

Trevor McCreadie scored four times as Tunbridge Wells ended Erith & Belvedere's 100% record in Southern Counties East, coming from behind to beat the league leaders 5-1.

Luke Burdon's hat-trick in a 3-1 win over Edgeware & Kingsbury fired Larkfield & New Hythe into the FA Vase Second Round.

No doubt about this week's top boss - it has to be Luke Carpenter after Tunbridge Wells' magnificent result at Erith & Belvedere.

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