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KNIGHT SAVES DAY FOR POLICE

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 December 2018

MET POLICE 2
DORCHESTER TOWN 1
By James MacPherson
TWO second-half goals saw Met Police come from behind to snatch the points in just their second meeting with Dorchester Town.
Dorchester wasted no time in creating the first real chance when the ball spun off Ben Seymour’s foot from a corner, but was missed by several players before rolling harmlessly out of danger.
The Magpies took the lead on the half-hour, Sam Jackson skilfully beating Josh Webb before firing in a low cross for Antonio Diaz to duly smash home.
That was enough for the lead at half-time but the Blues had the first ch...

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