Ebbsfleet striker Dominic Samuel happy to see goals coming from all areas after scoring his first goal since returning from injury

Ebbsfleet forward Dominic Samuel has welcomed the goal contributions from across the squad so far this season.

The Fleet are the leading scorers in National League South with an impressive 35 goals in just 14 games.

They hit six for the second time in six matches at Farnborough on Tuesday, with the first five goals coming from midfielder Finlay Barnes, wing-back Charlie Seaman and defender Camron Gbadebo.

“It takes the pressure off a little bit when you know there's goals coming from everywhere,” said Samuel. “It does take the pressure off as a striker for you to feel like you have to score for the team to win the game.

“That's just what it shows this year, that goals are coming from everywhere and it just shows how balanced our squad is.”

Samuel had been ruled out since early September but marked his return to action in recent weeks with only his second goal of the season at Farnborough.

His first came in the first few minutes of the Fleet’s season when they won at Walton & Hersham so you could argue he’s set the tone for his team-mates to follow.

“I would like to claim that as I was the first one to score for the club this season,” said Samuel.

“But, all jokes aside, everyone's doing really well and you can just see by the squad that we've got the depth. I know it doesn't look like it at the moment, but once everyone's back fit, the squad that we've got, we should - touch wood - go on and win this league.

“But we've just got to take it game by game, stay humble and stay working hard.”

On scoring at Farnborough, Samuel added: “I’m just happy to be back. The staff managed to get me back as quick as possible.

“I'm grateful that I'm back on the pitch and hopefully it can stay that way.

“When you've been out for a little