Mitchel Bergkamp scores in Bromley defeat at Woking
Bromley lost 2-1 at Woking in the National League on Tuesday night.
Mitchel Bergkamp, the son of Arsenal legend Dennis, put the Ravens ahead in the 26th minute.
Woking responded before half-time with goals from Scott Cuthbert and Jim Kellerman.
The Cards had Rhys Browne sent off for a challenge on keeper Reice Charles-Cook early in the second half.
“The manner of the goals conceded were not us [usually],” said Bromley boss Andy Woodman. “That has hurt me a little bit, and hurt the lads.
“We’ve had a sickness bug and injuries. When you have got three players out it is kind of hard, that has affected us a little bit.”
The Ravens, eighth in the table, head to play-off rivals Eastleigh this weekend.
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