Non-League Paper

WANDERERS HIT INVICTA FOR SIX

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 February 2019

By David Richardson
SATURDAY MATCH CENTRE

WIRE RULE OVER TRINITY
TURN TO PAGES 22-25 FOR STEP 3 REPORTS
DRAGONS CUT DOWN WEYMOUTH
BROMMY BLAST FOR YAXLEY
Dorking on the charge
BOSTIK PREMIER leaders Dorking Wanderers took full advantage of their title rivals slipping up by thumping Folkestone Invicta.
Classy Wanderers smashed six without reply to move three points clear at the top.
A brace each from Jason Prior and James McShane, plus strikes from Tom Richards and Lewis Taylor, put daylight between them and second-placed Haringey Borough, who could only take a point against Burgess Hi...

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