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SEAGULLS DIVEBOMB POOLE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 August 2022

POOLE TOWN 1 WESTON-S-MARE 3
By Peter Leppington

WESTON-super-Mare picked up their third consecutive win with a convincing victory at Poole Town.
The hosts were the first to score when Toby Holmes was fed into the box and, despite the attentions of Sam Avery, he pulled the ball across to Marcus Daws who smashed an unstoppable shot into the top corner from 12 yards.
Weston levelled when a pass into Reuben Reid allowed him to flick it through to Marlon Jackson running in behind, and he stayed composed to slide past Luke Cairney.
The rest of the first half was mainly one-way traffic f...

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