National League South

Carroll cannot stop Daggers destruction

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 September 2025

By Liam Davis

DAGENHAM & RED 2
WORTHING 5
ANDY CARROLL made his long-awaited league debut for Dagenham & Redbridge from the bench, but it wasn’t enough to prevent defeat to Worthing in a thrilling contest.
Worthing struck in the 14th minute when Temilolu Babalola capitalised on a backpass from Dermi Lusala to put the visitors ahead. Dagenham hit back through Dylan Stephenson, who pounced after Seb Stacey saved Ashley Hemmings’ effort.
Joel Colbran restored Worthing’s lead before the break, finishing off Sam Beard’s flick.
The Daggers pushed for...

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