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ASHMORE SAVES DAY FOR DAGGERS

By Liam Davis

DAGENHAM & RED 1
DORKING WANDERERS 1
DAGENHAM WON 5-4 ON PENS
DAGENHAM and Redbridge advanced after winning a penalty shoot-out against National League South rivals Dorking Wanderers at Victoria Road.
The Daggers carved out the first opening when Henry Hawkins played in Remaye Campbell, but the forward shot wide.
The breakthrough arrived before the half-hour mark. Dorking left-back Charlie Sayers played a loose back-pass, allowing Andy Carroll to pounce before being brought down by Morris, prompting referee Dan England to point to the spot. Harry Beautyman conve...

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