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Stones rolled over by Sports

EASTBOURNE B 5 WEALDSTONE 1

By Ken McEwan
EASTBOURNE BOROUGH hit their best form of the season to end Wealdstone’s run of seven consecutive away wins and 11 games unbeaten.
It was a momentous double by Borough who have put nine goals past the Stones this season.
Two opening goals by Christian Oxlade-Chamberlain and a wonder strike by Jamie Taylor gave the Sports a 3-0 advantage in just over half-hour.
Just six minutes had gone
When Nat Pinney’s fierce drive was parried by keeper Jonathan North into the path of Oxlade-Chamberlain who coolly fired home. North did well to deny Oxla...

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