National League South

DARTS TAKE ADVANTAGE TO BATTER BEACHBOYS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 September 2019

By Jack Smith
CONCORD R 0
DARTFORD 2
CONCORD went in to Saturday’s game with a weakened side and they were made to pay.
With Jack Cawley and Krashnic Kresniqi both suspended and the absent Lamar Reynolds making way for Percy Kiangebeni, Marcel Barrington and Al-Hafeez Sanusi, the hosts were always going to face an uphill battle.
The Darts were sharpest to every ball early on, even before they took the lead. Ryan Hayes, causing issues down the right, fired straight at Chris Haigh and it was Charlie Sheringham who reacted quickest to tuck home the rebound.
The hosts were two down not lo...

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