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WESTON-S-MARE 1 HAMPTON & RB 2

By Sheridan Robins
THE MANAGER of the month curse hit Weston boss Marc McGregor as his Seagulls side fell to their first defeat in six matches against highflying Hampton & Richmond Borough. It was the league’s top scorer Dayle Grubb who gave Weston the lead after just five minutes, netting his 14th goal of the season.
Jarrad Welch fed Grubb the ball and he made no mistake with some neat footwork and a clinical finish into the top corner.
The Seagulls had started on the front foot, but just six minutes later Charlie Wassmer nodded home the equaliser. Weston failed to stop an incomi...

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