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FELIPE WINS IT FOR THE IN-FORM DIDDY

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 October 2017

DIDCOT made it three league wins in a row thanks to Felipe Barcelos’ second goal in as many games.
The hosts won it when just before half-time a good move found Josh Pin on the right hand side, his cross hit a Cleeve defender and though Bishops Cleeve keeper Lewis Clayton made a good low save, it fell to Barcelos to rifle home from close range.
Louis Joyce and George Jeacock had chances to make it more comfortable for Didcot in the second half but could not find the target.
And although Cleeve huffed and puffed, they never looked likely to spoil Didcot’s day.
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