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Darts are just too sharp for Borough

FOURGOALS in nine dramatic second-half minutes gave Dartford an enthralling win in this seven-goal thriller.
Dartford took the lead on 11 minutes through Andy Pugh when the forward shot past Lewis Carey.
Eastbourne equalised on 33 minutes when Mark Hughes nipped in front of the Darts’ defence to tuck his shot past keeper Deren Ibrahim.
Luke Wanadio put the hosts back in front of 43 minutes when the winger fired an exquisite shot into the top corner.
The first half was merely a warm-up for the plethora of drama to come in the second.
Dartford scored their third on 52 minutes through Ry...

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