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NAZZONE DELIVERS NARROW MET WIN

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Police steal it early…

By Terry Spracklen

DORCHESTER T 0

MET POLICE 1
Nazzone 6
DORCHESTER: 5-4-1 Latham 7, Egan 7, Martin 7, Rose 6, Carmichael 7, Stewart 6 (Panesar- Dower 61, 8), Winsper 7, Lowes 6, Allen 6, Pope 6 (Thompson 61, 6), Blair 7 (Stafie 73, 5). Subs not used: Edgar and Murray
MET POLICE: 4-4-2: T Williams 8, S Williams 7, Guinness-Walker 7, McLaughlin 7, Arthur 8, Birch 7, Fisher 8, Nyama 7, Mazzone 9, Blackmore 8 (Gilbert 76, 7), Beadle 7. Subs not used: Myers, Night, Mitchell, Frith

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