National League South

JEFF TEES UP DOUBLE AS WINGS FIND FORM

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 September 2017

By Mark Doig
WELLING UTD 2
POOLE TOWN 0
JEFFREY Monakana set up both Welling goals to seal a well-deserved home win.
Both teams had great chances in a score-less first half. Dillon Barnes made a great save in the opening minutes when Jez Bedford sent a header towards the bottom corner from Ollie Harfield’s pinpoint cross.
Jack Dickson then went on a thrilling run down the right wing for the Dolphins before seeing his low shot come back off the inside of the post.
It was not all one way traffic, though and Welling debutant Florent Bojaj found himself clear down the left and cut in befo...

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