National League

ROSS PLAYS HIS CARDS RIGHT FOR KEY VICTORY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 March 2026

By Will Bewsey

WOKING 3
Sanderson 16, O’Brien 55, Ward 85

TAMWORTH 1
Creaney 69
WOKING wrapped up a tumultuous week by securing three desperately needed points as they finally gave their King-field faithful something to cheer after six weeks without a home game.
Interim boss Craig Ross hailed the Cards’ effort a week on from the FA Trophy defeat at Marine that spelled the end of Neal Ardley’s time at the helm.
Ross, taking charge alongside Jake Hyde and Dale Gorman, was delighted with how the team reacted on a pitch that finally beat the postponements.
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