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Woking 3-1 Yeovil Town: Cards hit back and go third!

AN inspired second half performance completed a comeback victory over Maidstone United which lifted Woking into the National League top three.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 December 2022

By Peter Moore

WOKING 3
Ince 57, Browne 69, Mersin (og) 82
MAIDSTONE UTD 1
Corne 34

BALANCING ACT: Rohan Ince fires home Woking’s equalising goal
PICTURE: David Holmes

AN inspired second half performance completed a comeback victory over Maidstone United which lifted Woking into the National League top three.
It’s now eight matches unbeaten for Darren Sarll’s side after strikes from Rohan Ince, Rhys Browne and an own goal turned the tables on Sam Corne’s first-half opener for the Stones.
“The biggest task and test we face is meeting our expectations and meeting our own which are high,” S...

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