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Fogden returns to save Dolphins

POOLE TOWN 1 MET POLICE 1
By Peter Leppington

A LAST-DITCH equaliser from the returning Wes Fogden earned Poole a deserved point.
The Dolphins were the better side for most of the first half but failed to make their dominance pay.
Liam Beach parried away efforts from Marcus Daws, Declan Rose and Jamie Whisken early on.
Rose then saw his goal-bound shot cleared off the line. Met Police’s best chance of the half came from Martell Taylor-Crossdale’s cross which Conor Lee sprinting in only just failed to connect with.
Fogden was pulled down but adjudged outside the box b...

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