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SWANS BROKEN BY LUKE’S LATE SHOW

TRURO CITY 1 WALTON & HERSHAM 1 By Gareth Davies

LUKE Jephcott’s equaliser in the seventh minute of stoppage time rescued a point for ten-man Truro.
The Tinners, with the only 100 per cent record at home in the division ahead of kick-off, were stunned by the rock bottom Swans nine minutes from time when Paul Osew turned home Junior Dixon’s cross from close range.
Walton & Hersham, without a point to their name from seven attempts so far this term, under the continued caretaker stewardship of Wayne Andrews, frustrated the high-flying hosts for long periods.
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