National League South

JACK’S THE LAD FOR HAMLET

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 January 2023

WELLING UTD 2 DULWICH HAMLET 4
By Mark Doig

JACK HOLLAND sparked a late Dulwich Hamlet win that was wrapped up Dan Smith.
After Johl Powell and Kershnic Krasniqi had half chances for Dulwich, and Ade Azeez was unable to take advantage of a goalkeeping error for Welling, the hosts went ahead. Aaron Barnes sent in a cross against his former club that dipped late over Charlie Grainger.
Joe Felix shot wide of the near post following good work by George Porter before Dulwich levelled in first half stoppage time. Frankie Raymond’s free-kick hit the wall and it fell to Will Wood to...

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