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WIMBORNE TOWN 1 PLYMOUTH P 0
By James Rice

WIMBORNE produced an assured performance to continue their superb form and extend their unbeaten run to eight.
The opening chances of the first half all fell to Wimborne’s Matty Burrows, who was played in one on one but had his shot saved by keeper Alex Rutter. The rebound fell to Jack Lovell who found Burrows again, but his shot was brilliantly blocked by Shane White, to deny a certain goal.
The subsequent corner provided another chance for Burrows when he worked a shooting opportunity at the edge of the box, but his curling effort...

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