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DARTS ARE DENIED BY OWN GOAL

DARTS ARE

By Chris Palmer

DARTFORD 1
WELLING UNITED 1
Coulson 19 Diarra (og) 90+7

LEVEL BEST: Moussa Diarra’s own goal ensured Welling claimed a last-gasp point
PICTURE: Carol White-Griffiths

WELLING UNITED scored deep into stoppage time to rescue a draw, as the points were shared in this local derby.
With both sides desperately needing the points, it was Wings boss Danny Bloor who was the happier of the two and understandably so after his team fought back to earn the draw.
Bloor had nothing but praise for his players.
“I think we thoroughly deserved to get something fr...

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