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BARCELOS AT BUSINESS END

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 March 2019

Hosts leave it late to snatch point but keeper is their star player

SATURDAY MATCH CENTRE
By Ian East

LAST-ACTION HEROES: Felipe Barcelos’s goal sends the Didcot players into ecstasy
PICTURE: Roger Neal

DIDCOT TOWN 1
PETERBOROUGH S 1
FELIPE Barcelos rescued an unlikely point for Didcot deep into stoppage time to keep the Railwaymen on track for the play-offs.
With a ridiculously strong wind causing havoc on the game it was Sports with it at their backs who dominated the first half.
Lewis Hilliard should have put the visitors ahead when he latched on to a through ball but he placed ...

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