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Dorking Wanderers 5-1 Dagenham and Redbridge: McShane’s at it against in fab five for Wands

Dorking Wanderers responded to last week’s disappointing defeat at Scunthorpe with an emphatic victory over a Dagenham and Redbridge side, who played the second half with ten men.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 October 2022

By Dan Stobbart

DORKING W’RS 5
McShane 27, 33, Bowerman 49, Mekki 54, Seager 59

DAGENHAM & R1
Lincoln (og) 82
FIVE-STAR Dorking Wanderers responded to last week’s disappointing defeat at Scunthorpe with an emphatic victory over a Dagenham and Redbridge side, who played the second half with ten men.
James McShane took his season tally into double figures with a first-half brace before the Daggers saw striker Josh Walker sent off for a second yellow card.
Further goals from debutant Seb Bowerman, Adam Mekki and Ryan Seager rounded off victory, while an own goal from goalkeeper Dan Linc...

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