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Weymouth 1-0 King’s Lynn Town: Boss is left speechless after Omar stuns Town

OMAR MUSSA bagged his first goal for the Terras as Brian Stock’s side ran out narrow winners.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 October 2021

By Alfie Lumb

WEYMOUTH 1
Mussa 50

KING’S LYNN T 0
OMAR MUSSA bagged his first goal for the Terras as Brian Stock’s side ran out narrow winners.
A jubilant Stock said: “Fantastic performance man for man again. The first half was a cagey affair and it was almost a battle between formations as we matched them up.
“We came out in the second half, and really took the game to them, scoring a fantastic goal.
“My message at halftime was that it was a tight game, and could we find the magic to unlock them.”
It took just over two minutes for the Terras’ first chance. A succession of early free-kick...

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