National League South Side Of Easter Monday

By Sam Elliott

It’s never an easy task selecting the National League South Team of the Weekend, even after reading all the match reports and watched back all the highlights!

There’s so much to consider when piecing together a side who have performed the best for their clubs on Saturday.

There’s no room for error - and that’s why we make sure we take the best advice possible before announcing the squad of 16 plus the day’s best manager.

We pick the brains of club officials, managers and reporters around the grounds to make sure our team is as close to perfect as possible.

But as well all know football is a game of opinions - we rarely all agree!

So join the debate on twitter @TheNationalLge and let us know if you think we’ve missed someone special.


Goalkeeper:

Michael Luyambula
(Hungerford Town)


Defenders:

Connor Stevens
(Wealdstone)

Marvel Ekpiteta
(Hungerford Town)

Ricky Hayles
(East Thurrock)

Freddie Grant
(Wealdstone)


Fabian Robert
(Gloucester City)

Tyrone Sterling
(Concord Rangers)

Jacob Cane
(Weston-super-Mare)


Strikers:

Tom Murphy
(Dartford)

Reise Allssani
(Woking)

Sam Higgins
(East Thurrock)


Substitutes:

Ronnie Vint (Dartford)
Moussa Diarra (Woking)
Ryan Clarke (Bath City)
Sam Ashford (Concord Rangers)
Danny Green (Wealdstone)

Manager of the Weekend: John Coventry (East Thurrock)
There were so many candidates for the title with Bobby Wilkinson’s Weadsstone winning 3-0 at Chelmsford as Ian Herring masterminded Hungerford’s shock victory at champions Torquay. But step forward John Coventry for the Rocks 4-1 success over in-form Welling.

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