National League South

Goals at the double from twin strikers

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 January 2019

By Jack Smith
CONCORD RANGERS 2
WEALDSTONE 2
ALEX WALL and David Pratt both netted late second goals as Concord and Wealdstone shared the spoils.
Concord began on the front foot and took the lead on 11 minutes when Wall converted a neat move, stooping low to head Tyrone Sterling’s cross past Stones keeper Jonathan North.
The visitors crafted their way back into the game, and equalised in the 31st minute.
Beachboys keeper Sam Beasant saved the impressive Tarryn Allarakhia’s low shot but Pratt was on hand to turn in the rebound at the back post.
With the game there for the taking ...

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