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TAYLOR IS ‘HURT’ BY COMEBACK

TAYLOR IS

By Stuart Francis

EBBSFLEET UTD 2
Cosgrave 86, Thomas 90+2

WEALDSTONE 2
Ashford 57, Reid 70

CRUCIAL: Kwame Thomas’ late strike levels for Ebbsfleet
PICTURE: Dave Plumb

WEALDSTONE manager Matt Taylor admitted his side’s failure to claim maximum points ‘will really hurt’.
The visitors were 2-0 ahead with just four minutes left but two late goals rescued a point for bottom side Ebbsfleet.
Taylor’s men were agonisingly close to recording back-to-back wins against relegation rivals after seeing off Braintree in midweek.
“It leaves a so...

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