National League South

IT’S THE WONDERS OF WELLS!

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 December 2017

HEMEL HEMPSTEAD T 1
CONCORD RANGERS 1
By Allan Mitchell
CONCORD Rangers battled to a draw with goalkeeper Louis Wells earning all the credit – a wonderful performance gaining his side a point.
Hemel dominated the first half but just couldn’t find the net. The hosts could have been two up in the first five minutes and Rangers had to thank Wells, who made two brilliant saves, firstly from James Kaloczi’s point-blank effort.
Minutes later David Moyo’s close range drive was again pushed away by the keeper.
Concord’s only effort in the first period came when ex-Tudo...

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