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DAWS HAS DEBUT TO REMEMBER FOR MAGPIES

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 January 2024

HARROW BORO 0 DORCHESTER TN 2
By Brian Walter

WITH both sides in the bottom three at kick off and both having lost their last four games it was never going to be the prettiest of games.
The first half was anything but pretty with neither side registering a shot on target until Jack Dickson forced Tyler Tobin the Harrow keeper into action in the 43rd minute.
After the break it was the visitors who were able to step up a gear and ran out convincing 2-0 winners. Jack Dickson hitting the outside of a post in the 50th minute. The opening goal arrived in the 60th minute – Will Flet...

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