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MERTHYR TN 1 TRURO CITY 3

SOUTH
By Cameron Weldon

■ GOALS from Ryan Brett, Tyler Harvey and Cheick Diabate gave City all three points in Wales.
Brett gave Truro the early lead as he tapped home a Harvey cross from close range.
Harvey then got in on the act himself as he was played in by Euan Pollock and he cooly slotted the ball home into the corner.
The hosts pulled one back through a stunning goal from Ian Traylor, which caught out City keeper Luke McCormick.
Truro reacted perfectly though as a free kick found its way to Diabate at the back post, who scored to make it 1-3 at the break.
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