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DIDCOT TOWN 2 THAME UNITED 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 September 2020

By Ian East
SL DIV ONE CENTRAL
DIDCOT TOWN made it two wins out of two in the league with a hard-earned but deserved win.
They took the lead in the 42nd minute when Jordan Thomas weaved his way through and curled the ball over Chris Rackley in the visitors’ goal for his third goal in two games.
Thame started the second half better, threatening the Didcot goal before Greg Hackett equalised on the hour with a low drive.
Didcot quickly responded, though, as only two minutes later more classy play by Thomas found Jack Dark on the left flank and it was his fizzed cross that found the head ...

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