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REBELS STARTLE SORRY SEAGULLS

By Sam Skilton

WORTHING 3
WESTON-S-MARE 0
TEMI BABALOLA starred as Worthing completed a league double over ten-man Westonsuper-Mare to move into the play-off places.
The visitors struggled to deal with the pressure of Worthing’s energetic front two in the early stages of the first half.
Babalola gave the hosts the lead with an overhead when Kane Wills’ floated a ball into the box.
Ten minutes later the ex-Billericay man turned provider, picking out strike partner Mo Faal, who drilled into the bottom corner for his tenth of the season.
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