Step 3

KEEPER BARKER THE HERO FOR SWANS!

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 December 2024

By Max Bradfield

WALTON & H 2

Bolger 43, Barker 90+2

DORCHESTER T 2

Dickson 52, 56
WALTON & Hersham found a point from the unlikeliest of sources in this dramatic four-goal thriller with Dorchester Town.
The Swans began well and created a great chance in the 19th minute as Junior Eccleston forced a fine stop from Mags’ keeper Gerard Benfield.
Three minutes later, Olaf Koszela stole the ball out wide for Dorchester before driving into the area well.

JEEPERS KEEPERS! Walton & Hersham goalkeeper Jos Barker wheels away after his dramatic late equaliser
PICTUR...

Continue reading...

Access all our premium content from as little as 14p per day!

Already a subscriber to our website? Login

Related TopicsDorchester Town Premium Walton & Hersham

Read our latest news on any of these social networks!

Tackle the News

- Sign Up for our weekly Non-League Newsletter

Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.

Your subscription has been successful.

More in Step 3

Hebburn Town give Daniel Moore a “buzz” after recent run of form

Hebburn Town were happy going ‘under the radar’ in the NPL Premier Division – but manager Daniel Moore believes their stunning recent form has captured the attention of their rivals.
Coach Jakub Pietrzak poles apart in Walton & Hersham’s bid for promotion

Jakub Pietrzak says his Walton & Hersham side have a “strong belief” they can go all the way in Southern League Premier South this season.
“Glass looks greener” for Stourbridge FC chief following new plan for ground

Chairman Andy Pountney is cautiously optimistic that Stourbridge can resolve the ground-related problems that are stifling on-field progress.
Warrington Rylands 2-0 Lancaster City: Neil Reynolds delighted with victory over promotion rivals

By Garry Clarke Warrington Rylands 2 Smith 23, B. Hardcastle 90 Lancaster City 0 Warrington Rylands snapped their three-match winless run with a hard-earned victory over fellow promotion contenders Lancaster City, a performance manager Neil Reynolds described as “fantastic”. “We defended well in the second half,” said Reynolds. “For all...