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WOKING'S CRAIG ROSS WARNS EBBSFLEET MUST NOT BE TAKEN LIGHTLY IN FA CUP

The Cards were stung by Ebbsfleet in their National League encounter as the Kent side bounced back from 2-0 down to claim a point.

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A competition which has seen the Cards – with such a proud history in the competition – recently face off against Premier League Watford, and defeat Football League sides such as Swindon (2018/19) and Bury (2017/18), it’s one that every non-league player relishes the opportunity to play in.

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But Craig Ross isn’t getting ahead of himself, and neither are his Woking team-mates. Ahead of next weekend, where Ebbsfleet United are the opponents in the fourth qualifying round, the goalkeeper said.......

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WOKING BOSS ALAN DOWSON FEELS 'HARD DONE BY' AFTER LATE DRAMA AT BARNET

In north London, the Cards were seconds away from a first win in nine matches only to be hit with a goal seven minutes into time added on.

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Woking manager Alan Dowson was left bemused over the amount of stoppage time that cost his team all three points away at Barnet on Saturday (October 12).

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The Cards led 2-1 going into injury-time in the National League clash, but Ephron Mason’s 97th-minute strike confirmed a 2-2 draw, meaning Woking slipped to seventh as their winless run extended to nine matches.

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Dowson said: “We feel hard done by. I don’t know where he [the referee] got six minutes from, and then I don’t know how we ended up going over that.”

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BARNET 2-2 WOKING PLAYER RATINGS: EPHRON MASON-CLARK THE HERO AS BEES' LATE SHOW RESCUES POINT

Barnet’s National League clash with Woking at The Hive finished 2-2 on Saturday, thanks to a late, late goal from Ephron Mason-Clark.

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The visitors led 2-0 through goals from Ben Gerring and Mark Shelton, by Mauro Vilhete and substitute Ephron Mason-Clark, with a goal in the 97th minute, rescued a point for the Bees that originally seemed extremely far away.  

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Darren Currie's side, which showed two changes from last Tuesday’s defeat against Bromley, were down by two goals but rallied in a valiant second-half performance.

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DORKING WANDERERS BOSS MARC WHITE HAILS 'FANTASTIC POINT' AT BILLERICAY

Two down at Billericay in National League South, Dorking Wanderers bounce back to take a point with a dramatic late double.

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