National League South

ADU SHOOTS DOWN WINGS AS SAINTS GO MARCHING ON

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 October 2019

By Mark Doig
WELLING 0 ST ALBANS CITY 1
ALBERT ADU scored the only goal as Hampton and Richmond Borough claimed a hard fought victory at Welling United.
His goal was one of the very few moments of quality in a game between two teams looking short on confidence.
Adu created the first opportunity when he sent Zane Banton away. Even though Dquame Copeland slowed him down, he still got a shot away.
Connor Dymond arrowed a shot just wide after Jack Jebb’s freekick was blocked before St Albans scored their winner.
Adu, receiving a pass on the edge of the area and given the time to turn and ...

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