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Torquay United 1-0 Woking: Danny’s timed it just Wright!

The Gulls’ leading scorer hadn’t featured since he limped off during United’s Boxing Day clash with Yeovil Town with a hamstring injury.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 April 2021

By Steve Harris

TORQUAY UNITED 1
Wright 83

WOKING 0

BACK IN ACTION: Danny Wright celebrates after returning from injury to score Torquay’s winner
PICTURE: Pinnacle

DANNY Wright reminded Torquay United of what they had been missing during his lengthy absence through injury as he came off the bench to score the winner against Woking.
The Gulls’ leading scorer hadn’t featured since he limped off during United’s Boxing Day clash with Yeovil Town with a hamstring injury.
But he made the perfect return as he connected with Adam Randell’s cross in the 83rd minute to seal United’s third win in ...

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