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Weymouth 1-1 Dover Athletic: Dover show their soul as Terras are denied

Dover Athletic’s long trek to Dorset bore fruit as Andy Hessenthaler’s side took a well deserved point from Weymouth in front of the live BT Sport cameras at the Bob Lucas Stadium.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 September 2021

By Kerry Miller

WEYMOUTH 1
McQuoid 41

DOVER ATH 1
Arthur 23
BOTTOM club Dover Athletic’s long trek to Dorset bore fruit as Andy Hessenthaler’s side took a well deserved point from Weymouth in front of the live BT Sport cameras at the Bob Lucas Stadium.
Koby Arthur’s stunning drive midway through the first half was cancelled out by Josh McQuoid’s leveller for the home side but still handed the Whites a deserved share of the points in a game where they conceded a large share of possession without really ever looking in trouble.
Visiting boss Hessenthaler heaped praise on his opposite number...

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