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Woking 3-2 Altrincham: Campbell kills off a brave bid by Robins

WOKING completed their first win in five games after an early setback.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 October 2021

By Peter Moore

WOKING 3
Kretzschmar 40, Effiong 63, Campbell 81

ALTRINCHAM 2
Peers 19, Hancock 66
WOKING completed their first win in five games after an early setback.
Max Kretzschmar cancelled out Tom Peers’s strike before Inih Effiong gave the hosts the lead, only for Joshua Hancock to level the game. With time running out Tahvon Campbell was on hand to grab the winner.
Woking assistant manager Ian Dyer said: “The players have been asked some questions in house this week and I think it was a brilliant response. The only downside really is we made it harder for ourselves than it should ...

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