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Woking 2-3 Wrexham: Hayden is a head turner

There was no quarter given – and certainly none asked for – in the National League’s late game, Wrexham edging Woking in a full-blooded affair.

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 August 2022

By Mo Sher

WOKING 2
Daly 47, Grego-Cox 86 (pen)

WREXHAM 3
Hayden 35, 67, Palmer 80
THERE was no quarter given – and certainly none asked for – in the National League’s late game, Wrexham edging Woking in a full-blooded affair.
A headed brace from Aaron Hayden, plus a third from Woking old boy, Ollie Palmer, ensured it was the visitors who headed back to north Wales with all three points. But a Woking side playing a man light for well over an hour played their part in a thriller in front of the BT Sport cameras.
It was a flashpoint – as it is so often – that jolted the game into life. Kyr...

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