National League South

TEN-MAN BEAVERS HOLD OUT

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 September 2017

By Rob Overfield
HAMPTON & RICHMOND B 2
DARTFORD 2
HAMPTON had to hold off sustained Dartford pressure to secure a point after they were reduced to ten men just after the hour following Charlie Wassmer’s dismissal for an alleged stamp.
The Beavers shocked the Darts with an early goal, Max Kretzschmar’s 15 yard volley giving keeper Jordan Beeney no chance as it flew into the top corner.
The lead was extended just before the half-hour when Kretzschmar’s free-kick from 25 yards cleared the wall and beat Beeney for a second time. But ten minutes later, Andy Pugh pulled one...

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