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GOODSHIP’S TREBLE FUELS TERRAS’ BID FOR SURVIVAL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 April 2026

By Dill Butcher

WEYMOUTH 5
CHERTSEY TOWN 1
TERRAS talisman Brandon Goodship bagged a hat-trick that inspired Weymouth to a huge victory that keeps league survival in their own hands going into the final day.
As for a near-disinterested Chertsey, their outside chances of a play-off place were blown apart.
The Terras were playing with greater urgency early on, Brooklyn Genesini’s ninth-minute cross nearly deflecting in.
Moments later Matt Neale’s centre to the back post saw Tom Bearwish bobble an effort over, before skewing wide another.
However, the hosts’ po...

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