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Leo lifts the Seagulls with a piledriver

MAIDENHEAD UNITED 1 WESTON-SUPER-MARE 2
By Daniel Darlington

WESTON-super-Mare deservedly got the better of a hesitant Maidenhead United to leapfrog them into the play-off spots.
Without a string of key players, the Magpies were robbed of much of their attacking impetus, particularly in the first half when they were flat and deservedly fell behind when Louis Britton swept home a cross from Luke Spokes.
Leo Pecover had gone close with a rasping drive at the end of the first half but found his range in the early minutes of the second, crashing a powerful drive home from the edge of t...

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