National League South

Darts hit the Gulls with a 14-min blitz

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 November 2023

DARTFORD 3 TORQUAY UNITED 0
By Chris Palmer

DARTFORD returned to winning ways, after a 14-minute blitz that obliterated Torquay United.
With recent results putting pressure on manager Alan Dowson, the recent loan signings of George Alexander (Bromley) and Richard Chin (Charlton Athletic) lifted Bericote Powerhouse Princes Park.
The fast-starting Darts looked rejuvenated. Alexander, made his intentions clear when his header was saved by Rhys Lovett.
The hosts looked dominant, but the Bradley Ash and Theo Williams looked lively at the other end. Williams was guilty of missing a one-o...

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