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ON A WIM! Jack Lovell is congratulated after scoring Wimborne’s second in their 2-0 win over Didcot on Tuesday night and inset, Wimborne manager Matty Holmes and physio Laurence Russell
PICTURE: Simon Carlton

Wimborne Town were the third favourite to be relegated this season, now they’re just one game away from promotion, writes DAVID RICHARDSON.
Under the management of former West Ham, Blackburn and Charlton midfielder Matty Holmes, the Magpies have soared up the South West table in recent seasons and are on the cusp of Step 3.
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