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PRIOR IS FOR THE SPOT-ON WANDS!

By Tom Booth

DORKING WDRS 2
McCallum 62, Prior 84 (pen)

DORKING WANDERERS hit back twice against promotion rivals Hemel Hempstead Town after a Paul McCallum leveller and a penalty from substitute Jason Prior nullified Remaye Campbell’s early opener.
Wanderers boss Marc White said: “It is a very deserved victory. I felt like we were very comfortable.” He said “there were loads of good performances and now we’ll just get ready for the Easter weekend”.

GAME FOR A LAUGH: Dorking’s Jason Prior celebrates his penalty winner and, Inset...

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