Picture special on Dulwich Hamlet’s 3-0 win over Worthing
By Richard Cawley
richard@slpmedia.co.uk
Dulwich Hamlet moved back to the top of the Bostik League Premier Division with a 3-0 win over Worthing on Sunday.
The South Londoners, playing their second match at their temporary home of Tooting & Mitcham’s KNK Stadium, took the lead on 40 minutes through Sanchez Ming.
Image by Keith Gillard
Nyren Clunis produced the cross for the defender to bury the ball past Lucas Cavagnari from 20 yards out.
Image by Keith Gillard
The Worthing keeper repelled an effort from Dipo Akinyemi early in the second half but the scoreline moved to 2-0 on 54 minutes. Nathan Green was put through by Clunis and he drew Cavagnari before rolling the ball across for an easy finish for Akinyemi.
Image by Keith Gillard
On-loan goalkeeper Corey Addai kept out Anesu Sisimayi’s header before Jared Rance struck the woodwork.
Image by Keith Gillard
Almost immediately after that Dulwich netted for the third time. Akinyemi teed up Clunis for his 99th goal for Hamlet.
Image by Keith Gillard
Aarran Racine volleyed a glorious chance over in the closing stages for Worthing.
Dulwich are two points ahead of Billericay Town but have played five matches more.
Image by Keith Gillard
Tooting were in action at the same venue a day earlier and lost 2-0 to Hendon. Ashley Nathaniel-George scored just before the break with Zak Joseph sealing the outcome eight minutes from time.
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