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It’s Shaq and Olaf at the double

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 August 2022

DORCHESTER T 4 HARTLEY W’NTEY 2
By Terry Spracklen

DORCHESTER Town chalked up their fourth win of the season against a strong Hartley Wintney. The Magpies took a second-minute lead when Olaf Koszela surged through to score at the second attempt.
Dorchester keeper Harry Lee tipped over a header from Aaron Goode while Alfie Stanley pulled a good chance wide for the Magpies.
Hartley Wintney equalised when Matt Neale impeded Harry Cooksley to concede a penalty which the visiting skipper slotted home himself. Dorchester’s Olly Balmer was denied by keeper Killian Barrett an...

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