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GOSPORT BOROUGH 3 DORCHESTER T 3

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 January 2018

By Josh Miller
THE weather may not have been the best, but it certainly didn’t dampen this six-goal thriller.
The first goal came in the 18th minute for Dorchester with a curling free-kick finding the back of the net from Archie Collins’ right boot.
Ten minutes later Gosport hit back with a blistering run down the right-hand side by Zak Sharp, who then saw his shot rebound off the post for Craig McAlister to tuck away.
In the 31st minute Harry Medway was shown a red card and the majority of those inside Privett Park were up in arms.
Dorchester’s second goal came in the 40t...

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