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STEDMAN’S DOUBLE HAS MAGPIES LOOKING UP

DORCHESTER T 3 HARROW BORO 1
By Terry Spracklen

DORCHESTER made it three wins on the bounce after seeing off Harrow Borough at the Avenue Stadium.
The Magpies got off to a flying start when Tom Purrington picked out the unmarked Oakley Hanger who calmly slotted past Harrow keeper Josh Strizovic. It was the Dorset side’s first goal in over 270 minutes of football.
Dorchester doubled their lead when recent signing Billy Stedman scored his first goal for his new club.
The Magpies took a short corner from which Charlie Gunson delivered the perfect ball for Stedman to rifle home from...

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