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WESTON-SUPER-MARE 1 DAGENHAM & RED 0

By Rob Hammett

■WESTON leapfrogged over Dagenham into second place in the National League South after a dramatic, last-gasp win with both sides seeing red.
Ollie Hulbert was the home hero with an excellent finish.
Andy Carroll forced Max Harris into a fine early save when his fierce volley from the edge of the area required a fingertip stop.
At the other end, Nathan Ashmore kept out an effort from Luke Skinner. From the corner, Ashmore collected but his fumbled kick forward found Louie Derrick 25 yards out, only for his effort to agonisingly hit the post.
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