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CRISIS-HIT WHITES ARE PUNISHED BY BOROUGH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 January 2022

SALISBURY 0 GOSPORT BORO’ 5
By Ray Pearce

RUTHLESS Gosport Borough cruised past injury and illness stricken Salisbury with a five-goal show.
Dan Wooden scored twice, while Harry Kavanagh, Andrew Harris-Sealy and Matt Patterson also netted in a comfortable win.
Salisbury’s injury nightmare continued to haunt them when Josh Sommerton limped off in the warm-up and had to be replaced by Emmanuel Odubade.
Wooden netted Borough’s first goal on nine minutes when converting from a free kick on the left.
Chikanele Elechi was forced to cleared off the line as Gosport piled f...

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