Dulwich Hamlet welcomed Horsham, ninth v eighth- the sides separated only by goal difference at kick off. Hamlet hadn’t played since their win over Canvey Island a fortnight ago, whilst the Hornets spent last weekend slaying the same giant for a second year in a row, Dorking Wanderers now surely heartily sick of the sight of them. They’d now gone three matches without conceding a goal- but they managed only six minutes before that particular run came to and end, Danny Mills putting Hamlet ahead. Mills added a second on eighteen minutes, and there was even more delight for the folks of Champion Hill when Louis Ramsey made it three. Horsham took four points from Hamlet last season, and they hit back on forty seven minutes, Ola Ogunwamide pulling a goal back, but their chance of taking any points from this one surely vanished when Luke Wanadio made it four-one on fifty two minutes. Ogunwamide pulled it back to four-two with twenty two minutes left, but it was five-two three minutes from time, Wanadio with his eighth of the campaign. Two thousand, nine hundred and nineteen watched on- and Hamlet went fourth.
