National League South

LATE STRIKE LIFTS ANGELS AS UNHAPPY HOSTS SINK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 March 2020

DULWICH HAM 0
TONBRIDGE A 1
By John Lawrence
A LATE strike from Joe Turner boosted Tonbridge’s survival hopes and plunged Dulwich deeper into relegation trouble.
Angels almost took the lead in the second minute when Ben Greenhalgh produced a dipping shot from the edge of the box, only to be foiled by a fine diving save by Hamlet goalkeeper Charlie Grainger.
Dulwich then gained the upper hand and should have built up an interval lead. Jonny Henly came to Angels’ rescue with a vital block to end a solo run by Danny Mills, before making a fine diving save to keep out a 25-yarder fr...

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