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BLUES RUN RIOT IN FIVE STAR VICTORY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 September 2019

By Andy Mitchell
WELLINGTON 0
WORCESTER 5 x
WORCESTER CITY ran riot in the end but Wellington will wonder what might have been on the back of three key moments.
The lower-ranked hosts saw Paul Jones’s goal-bound shot hacked off the line shortly before Jordan Harrison fired the opener inside the near post eight minutes before half-time.
City flooded forward from the start of the second half but Welly’s Brendan Hackett had his head in his hands when his shot beat keeper Dan Jezeph only to hit the backside of team-mate Saul Thomas.
Worcester then grabbed a second within a minute of...

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