National League South

Five-star Sports punish Terras

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 October 2022

EASTBOURNE BORO 5 WEYMOUTH 1
By Will Elvin

THREE goals in the final ten minutes of the first half gave Eastbourne Borough a spectacular home win.
Harry Kyprianou put the visitors in front after five minutes, Tom Bearwish drifted forward and fed the defender who finished inside the far post.
Sports levelled in the 38th minute from a corner, Brad Barry rose to head the ball across to Jacob Hutchinson to convert from point blank.
Two minutes later, James Hammond polished off a brilliant team move giving Borough the lead. Leone Gravata and Shiloh Remy had combined for a terrific counte...

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