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KITE HAS MAGPIES FLYING TO VICTORY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 September 2018

Wintney rue pen slip-up

By Terry Spracklen

FLASH ASH: Dorchester striker Ashley Pope strokes the ball into the visitors’ net to snatch victory
PICTURE: Idris Martin

DORCHESTER Town pinched their first win on the new 3G pitch at the Clayson Stadium with a narrow victory over Hartley Wintney.
Hartley opened the scoring after just two minutes when a long throw from Steven Noakes skimmed off the head of defender Callum Rose to Claudio Herbert who headed firmly past keeper Kingsley Latham.
The Magpies’ gloveman then saved with his legs to keep out an effort from visiting skippe...

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