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Nearly a late winner for Dylan

HUNGERFIORD TOWN 0 WELLING UNITED 0
By Martyn Leach

IT was honours even at Bulpit Lane as the Crusaders and Wings struggled to create real clear-cut chances
It was a tight battle in the first half and it was Welling on the front foot early on, producing some chances mainly via Chi Ezennolim down the left. Welling almost scored on 34 minutes when the pacey Ezennolim cut a ball back for Medy Elito but his shot was blocked on the line by Jerry Gyebi.
The best chance of a scrappy first half for the home side fell to the lively Dylan Adjei-Hersey. A Joel Rollinson cross found him in the ...

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