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DORKING WANDERERS 0 DULWICH HAMLET 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 September 2017

By Les Freeland
DULWICH HAMLET sealed this victory in Surrey with Ricky Hayles’ second-minute header from a corner
Both teams like to play attacking football. But the visitors had the upper hand for most of the first half, having had the benefit of that brilliant start.
Wanderers keeper Harry Palmer was called upon several times, making saves from Sanchez Ming and Nyren Clunis, as Hamlet sought to add to their early lead.
And the hosts made some forays into the visitors’ box and latterly in the first half and Tom Tolfrey came very close to an equaliser.
A tussle after half an ho...

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