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INVICTA IN SIGHT OF THE TITLE AFTER DARTS DRAW

FOLKESTONE INV 2 DARTFORD 2
By Richard Murrill

FOLKESTONE moved a step nearer to the title despite twice going behind and missing a penalty at home to Kentish rivals Dartford at the Alcaline Stadium yesterday.
Callum Jones opened the scoring for Dartford in the 21st minute when he put the ball in after home goalkeeper Ted Collins had denied Dan Smith with a shot when defender Joel Odeniran’s header had fallen for the visiting striker.
It was 1-1 in the 29th minute when home debutant Nathan Paul-Lavaly – on loan from Bromley – fired into the roof of the net after Joe...

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