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Luke who’s scored as Hamlet nick it

By Chris Palmer

DARTFORD 0
DULWICH HAMLET 1
LUKE WANADIO returned to haunt his former team as Dulwich Hamlet shocked a dominant Dartford side.
Despite making a bright start, it was the visitors who were on the back-foot as the Darts controlled the first half.
But despite their dominance, Ady Pennock’s men just couldn’t find the breakthrough on a frustrating afternoon for the hosts.
Eddie Dsane failed to capitalise on a glorious through-ball in the sixth minute, before Jameson Horlick pulled off two superb saves in quick succession to prevent Callum Jones and Sam Oda...

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