National League South

Odubade’s winner burns Beach Boys

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 January 2020

By Jack Smith
WEYMOUTH made the most of their trip to sunny Essex with victory in an entertaining encounter at the Aspect Arena.
Both sides had plenty of chances, but it was the visitors who started the sharpest, keeping Concord keeper Chris Haigh busy between the sticks. Yemi Odubade looked dangerous for Weymouth, but the hosts created some opportunities of their own.
Joel Nouble twice set up Henry Woods but he struck both chances just off target. However, the Terras took the lead before the break. Substitute Abdulai Baggie latched onto Brett Williams’ flick-on and rolled the ball in...

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