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Dorking Wanderers 3-1 Notts County: McShane’s treble numbs Notts

James McShane smashed a sublime hat-trick as Dorking Wanderers made it back-to-back and inflicted a first defeat of the season on Notts County.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 September 2022

By Dan Stobbart

DORKING W’RS 3
McShane 19, 90, 90+5

NOTTS COUNTY 1
Scott 50

THREE-SY DOES IT: Dorking’s James McShane, right, celebrates with Ryan Seager after scoring his hat-trick goal
PICTURE: Steve O’Sullivan

James McShane smashed a sublime hat-trick as Dorking Wanderers made it back-to-back and inflicted a first defeat of the season on Notts County.
McShane’s treble, including two in second-half injury-time, took his tally to the season to eight and steered the Wands into the top half of the table, three points off a play-off place.
But despite this impressive victory, Wands bo...

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