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STAGS HOLD OUT FOR HANDY WIN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 October 2017

By Sean McGlead
AFC TOTTON 2
DIDCOT TOWN 1
AFC TOTTON returned to winning ways with a hardfought victory over high flying Didcot Town at The Total Branding Community Stadium.
The Stags looked hungry from the off and they thoroughly deserved a tenth minute lead given to them with a well taken 25-yard free kick from Tony Lee.
Lee then turned creator for Totton’s secnd goal, setting up Alfy Whittingham after some great work on the right-hand side of the box.
The Stags then had claims for a penalty waved away when Craig Feeney looked to have been fouled by Didcot’s captain Adam Lear...

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