Southern Combination Premier

LEWINGTON DOUBLE HAS TIVVY IN TOP SPOT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 October 2019

PREMIER SOUTH
TIVERTON T 2
DORCHESTER T 1
By Jay Richardson
TIVERTON continued their excellent form to climb to the top of the Southern League Premier South.
Credit must go to Dorchester Town who played with thunder in their hearts down in Devon.
The first half saw both goalkeepers tested and it was a wonder it stayed goalless. Tiverton’s keeper Lewis Williams did well to keep out shots from Tom Blair and the returning Tom Bath.
Dorchester stopper Nick Hutchings also saved well from Noah Smerdon and River Allen just before the break.
The second half saw Dorchester come out of the bloc...

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