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TOBY’S LATE SKILL BAGS MAGPIES A KEY POINT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 December 2018

WIMBORNE TOWN 1
FARNBOROUGH 1
By Graham Dunn
EARLY and late goals book-ended a closelyfought draw between Wimborne Town and Farnborough.
Farnborough opened the scoring on four minutes when Marc Charles-Smith was played through on the right and he advanced from 30 yards out to coolly slot past Gerard Benfield.
In response, Luke Burbidge's cross to the far post was headed goalwards by Luke Holmes, but keeper Liam Beach made the first of several excellent saves to claw away.
Making his debut for Wimborne, Carl Pettefer got through a prodigious work-load in midfield but it was the visitors&rsqu...

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