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WANDS RALLY TO WIN BRIGG

WANDS RALLY

By Dan English

PRIOR APPROVAL: Dorking celebrate taking the lead for the second time through Jason Prior’s goal
PICTURE: Carol White-Griffiths

DARTFORD: (4-4-2): King 6; Barnum-Bobb 6, Braham-Barrett 6, Bonner 6, Vint 6, Ijaha 6 (Marsh- Brown 85), Husin 6, Jebb 7 (Allen 80, 6), Berkeley-Agyepong 7, Romain 6 (Sheringham 80, 6), Barham 6. Subs not used: Wynter, Essam DORKING: (3-1-4-2): Huk 6; Philpot 7 (Beard 66, 7), Harris 7, Fuller 7, Wills 7, McManus 6, McShane 6 (Rutherford 46, 7), Fogden 7, D Gallagher 6 (Briggs 65, 7), Prior 8, Wheeler 6. Subs not used: J Gallagher, S...

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