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CUCKOOS HOLD THEIR NERVE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 October 2018

By Alan Jones
YAXLEY 4
DIDCOT TOWN 3
YAXLEY came from two goals down to beat Didcot 4-3 in an enthralling contest at In2itive Park.
Didcot started brightly with two goals inside the opening 20 minutes, David Murphy and George Reid netting for the visitors.
But Yaxley came roaring back and were level by halftime after Thomas Waumsley scored for the home side out of nothing before Didcot’s defence switched off and allowed Yaxley to equalise through Kyle Nolan.
In the second period, Yaxley again exposed some poor Didcot defending, first Dan Cotton and then Jack Saunders.
However, there w...

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