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Weymouth 1-4 Altrincham: Colclough and Kosylo punch the poor Terras

TWO goals apiece from Matty Kosylo and Ryan Colclough saw Altrincham breeze past ten-man Weymouth at the Bob Lucas Stadium on Saturday.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 November 2021

By Alfie Lumb

WEYMOUTH 1
Olomowewe 62

ALTRINCHAM 4
Colclough 34, 60, Kosylo 57, 89
TWO goals apiece from Matty Kosylo and Ryan Colclough saw Altrincham breeze past ten-man Weymouth at the Bob Lucas Stadium on Saturday.
A straight red card for Tom Bearwish for bringing down Kosylo midway through the first half proved the turning point as Alty ran riot to claim a first win in over a month.
“I’m really pleased with the performance, we were looking for a reaction and got it,” said a jubilant Phil Parkinson.
“I felt that even with 11 v 11 we looked like the stronger team, so we got just reward...

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