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Woking 2-0 Wealdstone: A rousing Eff-ort is rewarded for the Cards

GOALS either side of halftime from Inih Effiong and Jamar Loza were enough to hand Woking a first win of 2022 and see off a disappointing Wealdstone side at the Laithwaite.

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 January 2022

By Peter Moore

WOKING 2
Effiong 20, Loza 76

WEALDSTONE 0
GOALS either side of halftime from Inih Effiong and Jamar Loza were enough to hand Woking a first win of 2022 and see off a disappointing Wealdstone side at the Laithwaite.
The Cards impressed in front of a large 2,677 crowd and gave very little to a Stones side who finished the game with ten men following the sending off of substitute Douglas James-Taylor.
“It was an extremely pleasing performance and result and was everything we wanted from the players,” said assistant manager Ian Dyer.
“Twenty days without a competitive game is e...

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