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Taj stunner denies Weston last-day win

WESTON-SUPER-MARE 1
DULWICH HAMLET 1
By Liam Drury
ARYAN Tajbakhsh’s cracking strike for Dulwich Hamlet left already-relegated Weston- Super-Mare with only a point from their final game of the season.
In the afternoon’s opening exchanges, Weston’s Gethyn Hill had a shot saved by Hamlet custodian Preston Edwards and the rebound from Jacob Cane was cleared off the line by Magnus Okuonghae.
Jason Pope cleared a Dulwich shot off the line in a goalmouth scramble, before Nurse got in behind the Weston defence only to spurn the opportunity..
Just before half-time, Weston took the...

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