Aveley record back to back wins after dominant display. Now thoughts turn to FA Trophy

By Ethan Crafter

6th Jan 2024 | Football


Aveley FC
Aveley FC

Welling United 1, Aveley 3

AVELEY have recorded back-to-back league wins for the first time since early November and have moved back into the promotion play-off zone.

Millers dispatched struggling Welling United three-one at Park View Road on Saturday (6 January) in the Vanarama National League South.

Aveley took the lead after just 11 minutes through Nana Kyei, who got on the end of Harry Gibbs' cross at the back post.

Millers took advantage of their dominant start and scored again four minutes later. Alex Hernandez was found by Kyei and found the bottom right corner with his effort.

After their second goal, Aveley had some defending to do.

However, it was the away side who scored the third goal. Owen Cochrane fed through Charlee Hughes who dispatched his effort into the bottom right corner to complete a superb first half for danny Scopes' team.

Welling scored in the 61st minute after they were awarded a controversial penalty. Hernandez looked like he was fouled but the referee disagreed, giving The Wings the spot kick. Kain Adom tucked away from 12 yards.

Aveley return to Parkside next Saturday (13 January) when they face AFC Fylde in the FA Trophy fourth round.

Fylde, of the Vanarama National League, are second bottom in the table but, they had the better of seventh place Rochdale last time out, beating them two-nil.

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