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WATER SHOW AS GULLS CLINCH IT

WATER SHOW

NATIONAL LEAGUE
By Jon Couch

BILLY WATERS’ double ensured Torquay United came from behind to beat Wealdstone and maintain their two-point lead at the top of the National League table.
Danny Parish’s 27th-minute effort put the Stones in front before Waters levelled for Gary Johnson’s Gulls just before the hour.
But just as Wealdstone were beginning to reflect on a hard-earned point, Waters pounced on Connor Lemonheigh-Evans’ cross in the final minute to take an eighth win of the season back to Plainmoor.
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