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BROOKS AND BEARWISH’S STRIKES CALM THE TERRAS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 April 2026

BRACKNELL TN 1 WEYMOUTH 2 By William Kruczek

CALVIN BROOKS and Tom Bearwish’s quick-fire double drove Weymouth to down Bracknell Town.
The visitors came out swinging rapidly and, when the ball dropped in the Robins’ area, Brooks reacted swiftly to take a 2nd-minute advantage.
After which, the Terras enjoyed the large part of possession. On the half-hour mark, that translated into a second goal, when Bearwish was played in and slotted his shot past a hapless Zaki Oualah.
It could have been three for Weymouth, with a fast counter-attack just before the break, but this time O...

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