National League South

JOHNSON’S MEN PULL FOUR CLEAR AT SUMMIT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 March 2019

By Steve Harris
TORQUAY UNITED 3 WEALDSTONE 2
TORQUAY remain top of National League South after inflicting Wealdstone’s first defeat on their travels since November 17 to open up a four-point gap over second-placed Woking.
The Gulls took the lead on 29 minutes when skipper Asa Hall picked out Ruairi Keating, whose cross found Kalvin Kalala who volleyed home a powerful strike that Stones’ keeper Jonathan North was unable to keep out. United doubled their lead when Jamie Reid raced on to a ball over the top from Keating and broke free of the Wealdstone back line before slotting ho...

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