National League South

WANDS’ MAGIC IN TURNAROUND

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 December 2024

CHIPPENHAM TOWN 1 DORKING WANDERERS 2
By Wil Hulbert

DORKING WANDERERS came from behind to claim the three points that took them into a play-off place, while Chippenham Town have failed to win at home since early November.
The hosts created the greater early chances as Matt McClure, Leone Gravata and Will Dawes were blocked. At the other end Jack Young’s cross-shot was held by Will Henry.
The Bluebirds opened the scoring as Caine Bradbury’s cross found Gravata and he volleyed past Harrison Foulkes.
Milsom’s free-kick was punched clear by Henry and Young’...

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