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TOWN TURN IT ON FOR BIG CROWD

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 March 2024

DIV 1 SOUTH
WIMBORNE TOWN 3 WESTBURY UNITED 2
By Graham Dunn

ANOTHER massive crowd was entertained by another five-goal thriller as Wimborne continued their push for promotion.
More than 900 saw the home side get the perfect start after two minutes when Sam Jackson played Oakley Hanger’s free-kick across the box for Connor Cocklin to touch home.
Wimborne increased their lead just before the break when Matt Neale came in off the right wing to fire home.
On the hour mark, Westbury pulled one back through Jasper Jones who netted the loose ball following a cross, only for Wimb...

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