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Welling’s Anthony leaves it very late…

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 September 2018

By Greg Bettles
WELLING UNITED 3
OXFORD CITY 2
THE WINGS left it late as an Anthony Acheampong 91stminute winner secured Welling back-to-back wins.
It was Oxford who went ahead in the 10th minute Kabongo Tshminga latching onto a through ball.
Welling did finally level in the 31st minute, Wings player of the month Brendan Kiernan calmly stroking the ball home after great work from Jack Jebb. Welling thought they had taken the lead minutes later but Danny Mills was adjudged to have been in an offside position.
Welling went ahead in the 72nd minute when David Ijaha glanced home a great cross f...

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