National League South

LAST-GASP KHALE IS HERO FOR RANGERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 November 2017

WELLING UTD 3 CONCORD RANGERS 3
By Mark Doig
HAVING pulled back from a 2-0 deficit to go ahead, Welling United had to settle for a point as Concord Rangers grabbed an injury-time equaliser. Despite dominating the first half, Welling went in 1-0 down at halftime through an early goal by Amos Nasha.
Christian Nanetti missed two great chances in the early exchanges when twice free at the far post, but both low drives were beaten out by Louis Wells. He saved again from Jack Jebb before Concord went ahead. Jordan Brown left Connor Dymond in his wake and pulled back for Nasha who gave debutant keepe...

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