National League South

Teenage kick by Dewsbury lifts Seagulls

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 March 2026

WESTON-SUPER-MARE 2 HAMPTON & RB 0
By Liam Drury

GOALS in either half from Weston-super-Mare forwards Louis Britton and Ollie Dewsbury helped Scott Rogers’ men up to ninth place with a win over Hampton & Richmond.
Marcus Dewhurst was called into action for the first time, keeping out a Dewsbury header from six yards as the teenager attacked a Will Dawes delivery.
Craig Fasanmade, a regular menace to the Seagulls defence in years gone by, also saw his toe-poke kept out by the diving Harris.
The Seagulls were to break through a few minutes before the half-hour mark when a...

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