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DIDCOT TOWN 1 BRACKNELL TOWN 0

By Stewart Unsworth

SPIRITED DIDDY EARN KEY SUCCESS OVER ROBINS
DIDCOT chiseled out a narrow win against playoff contenders Bracknell.
The Railwaymen, operating with a small squad featuring several teenagers, know their best hope of staying in the division is through workrate, togetherness and taking the odd chance that falls their way.
All those qualities, exemplified by tenacious ball-winning midfielder Jim Glover, enabled Diddy to sneak the points.
The first half was cagey; the only clear cut chance occurring towards half-time, a diagonal ball evading a clutch of players and Br...

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