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BOATMEN SAIL ON AS LIONS HAVE NO ANSWER

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 December 2018

By Greg Dickson
SHOLING 6
PAGHAM 2
SHOLING had plenty of six-appeal as they marched into the next round, brushing aside Pagham.
The home side opened the scoring inside five minutes when Dan Mason slotted home from six yards.
Their lead was doubled on 22 minutes; Alex Sawyer finishing after Jake Hoole’s effort rebounded into his path.
Two minutes later Hoole had the chance to make it 3-0, but his shot just cleared the Pagham bar.
Dan Mason then put the game out of sight on 35 minutes finishing from close range, and Byron Mason added a fourth just before halftime, heading home with ease...

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