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Ebbsfleet United 1 Welling United 1 match report: Rakish Bingham's stoppage-time penalty saved by Kai McKenzie-Lyle

Nine-man Welling took a point away from National League South leaders Ebbsfleet in a fiery encounter on Saturday.

The Fleet came from behind after Yaser Kasim’s opener but a missed penalty deep into stoppage time by Rakish Bingham ensured the visitors became the first team to take a point off Dennis Kutrieb’s side this season on home soil.

Welling’s gameplan had been working to perfection before the red card.

Manny Parry’s header had already been tipped over by keeper Mark Cousins by the time Welling went ahead on 20 minutes.

Fleet captain Chris Solly has been outstanding this season but a heavy touch handed the ball to Payne. It looked like Welling had wasted their chance but they kept the ball alive and Payne laid off to Yaser Kasim who marked his full debut with a clinical finish beyond Cousins.

Parry then headed back a deep Sam Cox cross but no-one was on hand to finish, and Welling’s confidence was underlined by centre-back Jamie Sendles-White shooting over from 20 yards after a near passing move.

Referee Ben Atkinson has already shown he wasn’t going to take any dissent. After 15 minutes he called over Solly as he told Bingham to keep quiet, the Fleet striker ignored the warning and promptly got a yellow card.

The game swung six minutes before the break with Welling on top at the time. A ball played forward was too high for Payne but he felt the challenge from behind of Luke O’Neill was worthy of a yellow card.

Payne voiced his opinion in the direction of the referee, his dissent presumably of a greater nature than Bingham’s previous indiscretion and the referee immediately stopped play and showed the red card.

Before the break, Sendles-White, skipper James Dunne and Medy Elito had all been booked for the visitors

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