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Woking

03-21 20:30

3 - 2

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Aldershot Town

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Woking

Aldershot Town

Attacks

107

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6043

4036

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End 3-2

90′

D. Gorman

88′

D. Gorman

H. Beautyman

86′

r.sheckleford

83′

K. Thomas

J. Barrett

81′

H. Beautyman

70′

j.caskey forster

T. Akinola

70′

o.akinola

J.Andrews

68′

keane anderson

T. Widdrington

68′

T. Frost

brody peart

67′

3-2

T. Widdrington

64′

T. Widdrington

57′

T.Hinds

J.Gbode

53′

H. Beautyman

Halftime 2-1

44′

S.Inwood

30′

2-1

brody peart

Assist: C.Stewart

23′

J.Andrews

21′

2-0

H. Beautyman

Assist: Aaron Drewe

12′

1-0

J.Gbode

Assist: O.Sanderson

7′

T. Akinola

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Match Info

Woking edged out local rivals Aldershot Town in a thrilling 3-2 National League encounter at the Laithwaite Community Stadium. This derby match lived up to its billing with end-to-end action and five goals, ultimately going the way of the home side in a result that impacts the playoff picture. Woking started brightly and took an early lead, but Aldershot responded with two quick goals to turn the game on its head before halftime. The second half saw Woking mount a determined comeback, equalizing through a powerful header from a corner. The match winner arrived with about fifteen minutes remaining, as a swift counter-attack was finished coolly to send the home fans into raptures. Aldershot threw everything forward in search of another equalizer, but Woking managed the game expertly to see out the win. The three points solidify Woking's position in the top half of the table and keep their playoff hopes very much alive, while Aldershot's defeat leaves them in a precarious mid-table position. The Woking manager hailed his team's spirit, commenting, "To come back from behind in a derby shows the heart in this squad." His Aldershot counterpart focused on defensive errors, noting, "We scored two good goals but conceded three soft ones. That's the story of our season."