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PORTER DELIVERS FOR THE TIGERS

EASTBOURNE BORO 0 TRURO CITY 1
By Anthony Scott

ADAM PORTER’S fourth goal of the season earned Truro City a smash-and-grab victory at Eastbourne Borough.
The Sports were dealt a blow just six minutes in when Alex Finney was forced off injured, but it didn’t stop them trying to get on the front foot.
James Pardington was well placed to claim Sam Beard’s inswinging free-kick early on as both teams struggled to get a grip in the first half.
The visitors then went close midway through the first period when Will Dean’s corner picked out Sam Sanders, but Ben D...

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