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SHOLING 0 WEYMOUTH 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 September 2019

By Wilf Alexander
WEYMOUTH eased their way into the Third Qualifying Round with victory at Southern League Division One side Sholing.
First-half goals from Andy Robinson and Ben Thomson put them in control and Brett Williams rounded things off in the final few seconds.
The Terras took just 15 minutes to make their mark, Robinson latching on to a fine through ball before placing his shot beyond keeper Ryan Gosney.
Skipper Stephane Zubar almost doubled the lead but that honour fell to Thomson on 24 minutes when he made no mistake from close range.
Dan Mason and James Lauder went close for Sho...

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