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THE MARTYRS SHOW CLASS TO GROUND SAD MAGPIES

DORCHESTER T 0 MERTHYR TOWN 2
By Terry Spracklen

A GOAL two minutes from the end of each half earned Merthyr Town a deserved victory.
A dominant first--half team display oozed creativity, but it was a solo 43rdminute run and pinpoint low shot to the far corner from Frazer Thomas which broke the deadlock.
Dorchester’s Matt Neale sent a first-minute header wide, while from a Thomas corner, Ismael Yakubu headed over from close range for the visitors.
Jamie Adams hit the side-netting, Bubacarr Sama had a strike parried away by Magpies keeper Ryan Hall and a follow-up effort was ...

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