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Wealdstone 1-1 Torquay United: Stones dig deep for a big point!

Wealdstone edged further towards National League safety as they earned a precious point in a match played behind closed doors at The Vale.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 February 2022

By Nicole Cho-Yee

WEALDSTONE 1
Mundle-Smith 72

TORQUAY UTD 1
Wynter 81

TEAM EFFORT: Scorer Jaydn Mundle-Smith, far left, takes the plaudits
PICTURE: Adam Williams

WEALDSTONE edged further towards National League safety as they earned a precious point in a match played behind closed doors at The Vale.
The Stones were forced to tell supporters to stay at home as vital work is being undertaken to the pitch perimeter fence.
Still, the Stones were inspired and were worthy of their 72nd-minute lead given to them by substitute Jaydn Mundle-Smith.
But Ben Wynter’s late equaliser ensured Torquay...

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