National League South

WORRALL LATE SHOW SO TIMELY FOR SPORTS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 August 2017

By Rhod Mitchell
TRURO CITY 0
EASTBOURNE BORO 1
A LAST-GASP winner from Eastbourne midfielder Ryan Worrall gave the visitors their first win of the season and condemned City to a second successive home defeat.
A disappointing game of few chances looked to be heading for a draw when Worrall latched onto a loose ball on the right of the area and drilled it unerringly into the far corner of Tom McHale’s net.
There was no way back for the home side, whose bright start to the season has faded in recent games, with just one point from the last three matches after starting with two wins. In ...

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