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BRAD ALL OVER IN A REBELS CRUISE!

By Sam Skilton

WORTHING 4
Dolaghan 13, 40, Colbran 58, King 90+5

HEMEL H’STEAD 0

COL-DEN BOY! Joel Colbran is all smiles after scoring Worthing’s third goal
PICTURE: Jay Wrighte

BRAD DOLAGHAN scored twice as Worthing earned an emphatic fifth successive win over high-flying Hemel Hempstead Town.
The visitors went into the game with the best defensive record in the division having only conceded nine goals all season.
Dolaghan scored twice in the first half before captain Joel Colbran and substitute Tom King sealed a resounding win in the second half.
Worthing b...

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