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Wilko’s so close to debut victory

By Dan English
DARTFORD 1 TRURO CITY 1
DARTFORD’S woes against bottom-half opposition continued as they were held at home by the White Tigers.
Truro appointed Paul Wilkinson as manager on Wednesday to try to steer the team away from relegation and his side enjoyed a bright start. The visitors registered the game’s first shot on target when Jordan Copp hit a well-timed volley straight at Bailey Vose on three minutes.
Dartford’s first effort came from Ronnie Vint nodding into the arms of Alexis Junior on 11 minutes from a Lee Noble free-kick.
Tyler Harvey’s curling eff...

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