Balanta struck his sixth league goal of the season ten minutes from time to ensure Daryl McMahon’s side kept their hopes of a late push for the play-offs alive while bouncing back from Tuesday’s defeat to Hartlepool.
Daggers boss Daryl McMahon said: “I thought we were terrific to a man and worked really hard.
“We created some good chances as well and thankfully for us Angelo took one in the second half with real composure and it was a fantastic finish.”
The first real opening of the game came when Connor Lemonheigh-Evans was played through on goal but slipped at the vital moment with only goalkeeper Elliot Justham to beat.
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CRACKER BY KABIA TOPPLES TUDORS!
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BRAKES PUT STOP ON BORO BATTLERS
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BOSS COTT'S GOT A REALLY GOOD THING WITH ROVERS
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PARKER'S HEART IS STILL AT HOME
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LOCALS RALLY TO REBUILD BRIDGE
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