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Late penalty miss ends Peacocks’ run

TAUNTON TOWN 0 HAVANT & W’LOOVILLE 0
By Andy Power

NICK McCootie’s missed penalty one minute from time ended Taunton’s 100 per cent league home record this season.
Both sides posted attempts early doors, Ross Stearn firing into the side netting and Lee Lucas seeing his shot parried by Hawks’ keeper Ross Worner.
Havant’s James Roberts weaved in from the right with the target opening up for him but Town shotstopper Dan Lavercombe was equal to the shot.
The remainder of a dull first half saw few opportunities at either end before the visitors cam...

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