Dorking beat ten-man Weston 2–0 to move into the play-off places, unbeaten in ten

Sunday 1 November 2026 · By Nigel Teddington

Dorking Wanderers beat Weston-super-Mare 2–0 at home on Saturday to move up to seventh, the last play-off place, extending their unbeaten run in the league to ten games. The attendance was 1,349, according to the BBC.

Camp scored just before half-time, in the 44th or 45th minute depending on the source, and Rogalski added the second in the 61st minute. Weston’s Will Dawes was sent off after a challenge on George Nikaj, which the BBC puts at 23 minutes and Dorking’s report at around the quarter-hour mark. Dorking’s report also said Weston’s coaching staff were shown red and yellow cards.

Weston, who have lost three league games in a row and are winless in five, are 15th on 18 points, three above 20th-placed Hemel Hempstead Town. Dorking’s goalkeeper Glenn Morris was injured in a goalmouth incident, and Max Foulkes took over in goal. The club’s report said Weston’s goalkeeper saved a penalty from Rogalski and that Femi Ilesanmi hit the post.

Dorking announced the signing of midfielder Theo Widdrington on Friday 30 October. The 27-year-old defensive midfielder, formerly of Aldershot Town, joined from Hampton & Richmond Borough until the end of the season and came on with 20 minutes left on Saturday. Hampton’s website said he left by mutual consent.

The win leaves Dorking seventh on 24 points from 14 games, level on points with Tonbridge Angels in sixth and Dagenham & Redbridge in eighth. Dorking are above Dagenham on goal difference, plus 10 to plus 2, and below Tonbridge, who are on plus 11. Only the champions are promoted automatically, with second to seventh in the play-offs and the bottom four relegated.

Marc White’s side have won six, drawn six and lost two of their 14 league games. They have scored 31 goals, the second-most in the division behind Billericay Town’s 32, and conceded 21. They have won three of seven at home, for 11 points, and three of seven away, for 13. The club has described the run as “70 days” without defeat. On Tuesday 27 October they drew 3–3 at home with Hemel Hempstead Town, Rogalski scoring in the 78th minute.

Dorking host Hampton on Tuesday 3 November at 7.45pm. Hampton are 22nd on nine points and winless in six. Dagenham visit in the FA Trophy second round on Saturday 14 November, a tie between two South clubs, and Ebbsfleet United are at Dorking on Saturday 21 November. A trip to Folkestone Invicta on Tuesday 24 November follows.

The BBC lists a league fixture at Salisbury on Tuesday 15 December. Salisbury are fourth on 28 points and also unbeaten in ten league games.

Truro City lead the table on 30 points, with Maidstone United on 29 and Ebbsfleet and Salisbury on 28.