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Norman does it again!

DARTFORD 1
HEMEL HEMP 1
By Jon Batham
NORMAN Wabo lived up to his super-sub tag to save a draw for Dartford against high-flying Hemel Hempstead.
For the third time this season, the former Southend United youngster rose from the bench to score with just six minutes left, cancelling out Sam Ashford’s early goal.
Wabo’s latest intervention was the least Dartford deserved on a day when their attacks foundered on the rock that was Tudors’ keeper Sam Beasant.
Hemel, second at the start of play, were ahead on nine minutes, Ashford seizing on a defensive error to lob keeper Mark S...

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