National League South

DIPO LEVELS AT THE DEATH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 April 2022

EASTBOURNE B 3 WELLING UNITED 3
By Anthony Scott

EASTBOURNE let slip a 3-0 half time lead as they were held by relegation threatened Welling United in a classic game of two halves at Priory Lane.
The Sports were in cracking form in the first half and went in front on 22 minutes. Jake Elliott scuffed an effort from 25 yards out and it fell to Charley Kendall, who fired into the top corner from inside the box.
Things got even better for the hosts on the half hour mark when James Hammond’s free-kick from the right ran all the way through to Mitch Dickenson at the far post and he st...

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