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TORQUAY UNITED v WOKING
By David Richardson

CRUCIAL: Torquay took a vital three points at Chester on Friday and now need the same against Woking and their boss Anthony Limbrick, inset
PICTURE: Rick Matthews

IT’S NOW or never for Torquay to start up yet another great escape effort when they host a Woking side in freefall at Plainmoor.
The U’s, third from bottom, claimed a crucial three points at Chester on Friday to close the gap on safety to seven points.
They have a game in hand on Solihull, above them, and are still to play Guiseley, FC Halifax and Hartlepool.
But first ...

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