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(Y)Matt Sellick
(Sub 1) Mark Butler
Jimmy Penfold
Adam Warmington
Richard Bolton
Peter Taylor
(1)Graham Morris
Steve Hafner
Bruce Sands
Dominic Cruttenden
(Sub 1) Joe Harman
Simon Corke
Ryan Peters
James Glavin
Gary Saunders
Steve Sharp
Paul Richardson (Y)
Richard Avery (Y)
Ben Whittingham
Craig Hales
Tom Gibbons
Jay May
Sam May
Joe Jukes
Dennis Munn
Michael Davis (Y)
Jau Millward
Matt Longhurst
Barry Bell
The first half was really un-eventful, only three chances the whole half and two falling to United, only long balls up the field was what the United strikers saw, while it was poor for Dartford, the wingers couldn�t provide for the Kent outfit. The only real note was Bruce Sands getting booked for an unknown and invisible foul, although it was the second time that Sands had fouled.
The second half started brightly and United made some openings Dominic Cruttenden had a shot wide of the post. While after that a long ball into the box from Sands wasn�t held by opposing keeper James Tedder, the ball went free and Graham Morris stabbed the ball home.
Things got tempered when Dartford number 4 Paul Richardson elbowed Nessling, but the keeper didn�t stick to the rules and only booked the defender.
Dartford started to get back into the match with Sam May coming closest when keeper Nessling messed up and May went through and missed the bouncing ball in front of an open goal, and his second chance was well blocked by Jimmy Penfold.
Dartford made Nessling work for his place when Gibbons free kick was well tipped over by Nessling, then Sam May had another chance to score but Greg Nessling made a fantastic point blank save to his right, to keep United in the game.
It was crucial as that really won the game, but Graham Morris, surely one for the first eleven, great in midfield in the middle, hard tackling and set up many chances, my man of the match.