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Magpies hold on for long-awaited victory

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 February 2019

By Terry Spraklen
DORCHESTER TOWN 3
HARROW BOROUGH 2
DORCHESTER conceded two goals but survived strong late pressure from Harrow to record their first home league win since September.
The Magpies created a good number of early chances and Ben Seymour tapped in to put them in front on 17 minutes.
Luke Winsper’s pass picked out Antonia Diaz who sidefooted past keeper Hafed Al-Droubi for Seymour to finish off.
Harrow’s first chance fell to Ryan Moss, who could not find the power he needed to trouble goalkeeper Kingsley Latham as he ran on to a long through ball.
The Magpies doubled...

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