National League South

WELLING UNITED 0 EAST THURROCK UNITED 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 December 2017

By Mark Doig
TEN-MAN Welling United were no match for a well-drilled East Thurrock United.
A string of saves from Ryan Sandford kept the Wings in it early on, starting with stunning saves from Tom Richardson and Reece Harris.
The dam was finally burst when Harris finished with style after collecting a Sam Higgins pull back to put the Rocks ahead.
After the break, the hosts squandered a great chance after Harry Wright made a fine save from Bradley Goldberg, but Archie Johnson made a hash of the follow-up.
Then Welling fullback Connor Dymond was dismissed, seeing a second yellow for a foul ou...

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