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GULLS HIT IN A FAB SPORTS FINALE!

GULLS HIT

By Steve Harris

TORQUAY UTD 2
Dreyer 86, Mussa 90+6

EASTBOURNE B 0

TORQ OF THE TOWN: Sam Dreyer wheels away after scoring Torquay United’s opener four minutes from time
PICTURE: Pinnacle

ALL OVER: Omar Mussa slots home Torquay United’s killer second goal in stoppage time

LATE GOALS from Sam Dreyer and Omar Mussa saw Torquay United end their four-match winless run against fellow promotion hopefuls.
Dreyer opened his account for the Gulls on 86 minutes before Mussa, who came on midway through the second half, struck in injury time to seal an important three po...

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