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TERRAS WIN AS BAGGIE BAGS A KEY LATE GOAL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 December 2019

By Dill Butcher
WEYMOUTH 2
OXFORD CITY 1
WEYMOUTH ended a run of three straight defeats in league and cup with this hardfought victory.
All the goals arrived after half-time with the main first-half action being the replacement of injured referee Marc Walley after 30 minutes.
Weymouth began on the front foot. Jake Mc- Carthy’s free-kick flew narrowly over.
And Abdulai Baggie (twice). Brett Williams and Ade Olumuyiwa all had efforts in the first 20 minutes.
Play was held up for seven minutes as a replacement referee was organised and it was a more open game either side of the break.
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