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Dulwich Hamlet 4-3 Hampton and Richmond Borough: Holland’s header is winner in thriller

JACK Holland headed the late winner as Hamlet twice came from behind to win a breath-taking clash.

Dulwich Hamlet

DULWICH HAMLET 4 HAMPTON & RB 3
By John Lawrence

JACK Holland headed the late winner as Hamlet twice came from behind to win a breath-taking clash.
Danny Mills headedDulwich into a third-minute lead from Giovanni Mc- Gregor’s corner.
Hampton soon hit back. Ryan Gondoh and Kyron Farrell went close, and Gondoh converted Niko Muir’s ninth-minute cross.
Six minutes later, Beavers went ahead, Farrell netting after Jayden Harris’s shot hit the post.
But Dulwich drew level again on 21 minutes when Mills netted after Hampton keeper Alan Julian parried McGregor’s drive.
The ageless Beavers stopp...

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