National League South

DRAMA AS MAX NETS DISPUTED LATE PEN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 August 2018

EAST THURROCK UTD 0
WOKING 1
By Neil Speight
WOKING stole away from Rookery Hill with three points after a controversial decision by referee Wayne Cartmel gave Max Kretzschmar the chance net a 94thminute winner from the penalty spot.
It was tough justice on Rocks, who had what looked a good goal ruled out in the first half when keeper Herbert Schotteri fumbled the ball over the line, but he got away with it.
East Thurrock’s newlook side were competitive throughout against one of the title favourites, but might have found themselves behind in the early stages had Jake Hyde not shot wid...

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