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DARTS HIT BULLSEYE TO TAME TIGERS!

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By Dan English

NOT ALF BAD: Dartford celebrate Alfie Pavey’s goal, their fourth against Gloucester
PICTURES: David Purday

DARTFORD bounced back from last week’s defeat to Truro to comfortably see off Gloucester City at Princes Park. Goals from Warren Mfula, Alfie Pavey and a masterclass from Lyle Della-Verde helped seal the three points for the Darts, although they were made to work for it by a plucky Gloucester outfit. Dartford manager Tony Burman told The NLP: “It was disappointing, last week’s result. We have come back today and shown what a good side we are...

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