Non-League Paper

SAM’S THE MAN TO SINK TERRAS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 January 2021

By Alfie Lumb

RIDING HIGH: Elisha Sam is mobbed by Ruben Rodrigues after firing Notts Countys’ winner
PICTURE: Dan Westwell

HEADS UP: Weymouth’s Andrew Dallas and Notts County’s Alex Lacey

ELISHA SAM’S cross-cum- shot proved the difference as Notts County ended Weymouth’s backto- back winning sequence with a hardfought victory at the Bob Lucas Stadium.
Sam’s deflected effort six minutes into the second half rather fortuitously looped over Terras keeper Ethan Ross but was enough to send the Magpies menacingly up to fifth in the table
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