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Wealdstone 3-2 Weymouth: Browne at double to push Stones near safety

Stuart Maynard’s Wealdstone came from behind to defeat fellow relegation battlers Weymouth and edge even closer towards guaranteeing National League football for next season.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 March 2022

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By Nicole Cho-Yee

WEALDSTONE 3
Browne 50, 75, Cook 53

WEYMOUTH 2
Ash 45+1, McQuoid 85
Stuart Maynard's Wealdstone came from behind to defeat fellow relegation battlers Weymouth and edge even closer towards guaranteeing National League football for next season.
A first-half goal from Brad Ash put the Terras ahead, but a second-half brace from inform Rhys Browne ensured that the Stones snatched all three points in the fight for survival, with captain Josh McQuoid’s late goal proving consolatory.
Wealdstone assistant manager Matt Saunders said: “It’s great to get back to back wins. It’s incr...

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