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Welling United 0-6 Dartford: Darts have six appeal as Wings are clipped

SIX unopposed Dartford goals demonstrated the gulf between them and hosts Welling United.
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By Mark Doig

WELLING UNITED 0
DARTFORD 6
SIX unopposed Dartford goals demonstrated the gulf between them and hosts Welling United.
Noor Husin put the Darts ahead from Danny Leonard’s half-cleared cross with less than a minute on the clock and it was clear that it was going to be a long afternoon for the Welling supporters.
Ade Azeez and Dan Roberts had chances for the visitors before Leonard cleared off the line to thwart Dipo Akinyemi. Midway through the first half, Dartford Azeez finished from close range from Roberts’ low cross and from there on, it was one sided.
When Roberts made it th...

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