Dorchester Town beaten at high-flying Welling

Welling United 3 Magpies 2

DORCHESTER Town pushed title-chasing Welling close but ended this afternoon's Blue Square Bet South encounter with nothing tangible to show for their efforts.

The victory for Welling gave them an 11th win in a row to break the league record which they had equalled in their previous outing.

Fraser Franks got their first on six minutes only for Ashley Nicholls to level for the visitors midway through the first half.

Welling regained the lead through Joe Healy soon after the break but the Magpies got a deserved equaliser on 75 minutes when Charlie Clough headed in Neil Martin's cross.

But just a few minutes later, home striker Ross Lafayette pounced to make it 3-2 and earn Welling all three points.

It may well have been different, though, had the Magpies been awarded a first half penalty when Ben Watson appeared to be felled in the box.

However, boss Phil Simkin and his men can now turn their attention to the visit of Basingstoke to the Avenue on Tuesday night (7.45pm).

 

Comments(2)

mrmagic says...
4:58pm Sun 3 Feb 13

oh dear

perhaps Mr Hearn will get his wish very soon.

how many players are on the list? Why are the fans not being told the truth?

BexleyAddick says...
7:25pm Sun 3 Feb 13

Never a pen for dorchester. Noted you haven't mentioned the barrage of agricultural tackles that Welling were subjected to. Arran Pugh must have fouled Ross Lafayette 10 times. Welling will be dissapointed that 3 points were not 6 after Dorchester grabbed a hugely fortunate win earlier in the season when they were comprehensively out played and scored on a break in the 95th minute. Had Mr wood taken the correct action Dorchester would have ended with about 6 players. Anyone know what dorchester number 11 did to enraged the Welling camp?

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