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Sensational Sports tie up third place

By Kevin Anderson

EASTBOURNE BORO 3
WESTON-S-MARE 0
THREE goals, and it might have been double: Eastbourne Borough secured third place, and a favourable play-off route, with a commanding victory over Weston-super-Mare.
In dazzling sunshine, the Sports dominated from start to finish with sublime football played at terrifying pace, and it was to the visitors’ credit that they were not blown away – especially after losing skipper Emlyn Lewis to a red card, for a 12th-minute last-man foul on Alfie Pavey.
With Yahaya Bamba rampant on the left and Jayden Davis dancing on t...

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