Hi all. Its that time of the year when Welling United have their annual home fixture against arch rivals Woking. Welling came into this game on there best form in years as they had completed five straight victories. Woking also came into this match on a high form as they too were unbeaten all season.

It took thirteen minutes for Welling to take the lead, Andy Pugh crossed a quick ball into the box leaving a five man scramble between the Welling attack and the Woking defence. The ball fell to Ben Martin who hit the ball into the back of the net, courtesy of his left knee. It didnt take Woking long to reply as five minutes later Woking midfielder Cowen-Hall found himself through the Wings defence and saw the keeper of his goal-line to chip Dan Thomas from twenty-three yards.

Jack Parkinson showed why he should be the captain as he saw his tantalising shot fly into the net, after a staggering and heart-stopping shot. The goal left Welling 2-1 ahead at the Half-Time interval.

Parky returned again as he saw another shot spin past the opposition goalkeeper to send Welling cruising to the top of the table for a fourth consecutive week. But it wouldnt be a local derby without a late twist as Sole got a goal back for Woking to leave a door open and hope to get something out of the game. Woking then dominated for the final few minutes but did not got the so needed goal and saw Welling take all three points. The win means Welling now have set an all time club record with SIX consecutive wins as Woking loose their first game of the season. First place domination over second. Third place Dartford also lost their first game of the season as they lost    3-2 away to Basingstoke. Basingstokes victory now leaves Welling comfortably sitting at the top of the Blue Square South Table five points ahead of second placed Woking.