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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 February 2021

DARTFORD 2 WELLING UNITED 2

By Dan English
DARTFORD came from two goals down to rescue a point against plucky bottom club Welling United at Princes Park.
Welling, starting under new manager Steve Lovell for the first time, started brightly and were quick to press the hosts during the early exchanges.
And they deservedly took the lead on 18 minutes when former Dartford player Lyle Della-Verde tucked the ball away following a swift counter-attack move.
Dartford responded positively with Charlie Sheringham spurning a golden opportunity two minutes later when the forward was one-on-one with kee...

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