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HOLMES KEEPS IT COOL FOR BRACE

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 October 2017

By David Emes
WIMBORNE TOWN 3
SWINDON SUPERMARINE 0
BRACE from striker Toby Holmes and four stunning saves from keeper Gerard Benfield underpinned Wimborne’s victory over a depleted Supermarine.
The visitors opened brightly with wingers Joe Selman and Ryan Campbell dangerous, but Wimborne took the lead on 10 minutes. James
Stokoe clipped a ball through for Holmes, who held off his defender and coolly finished.
Benfield then denied Selman twice and kept out a long-range wind-assisted effort before Jack Lovell set-up Luke Burbidge who forced an own goal early in the second half.
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