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IT’S BE-KOSZ THE LOANEE TEEN OLAF IS WORTH IT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 October 2021

TIVERTON TOWN 1 WIMBORNE TOWN 0
By Jay Richardson

TIVERTON reversed their last home defeat against Dorchester with a deserved victory over Wimborne.
The first half was an even affair, with both sides looking to get the vital breakthrough.
Polish midfielder Olaf Koszela had the first clear cut chance when he was put through on goal, but his shot was saved from Billy Terrell.
It was then Wimborne’s chance with a one-on-one, but Lewis Beale blazed over Lewis Williams bar.
Just before half-time, a Jordan Lam header was saved by Billy Terrell, but teenager Koszela, who is on a short-...

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