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Grubb seals it for Seagulls

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 September 2022

HAYES & Y’ING U 0 WESTON-S-MARE 1
By Tim Fuell

THE Seagulls avenged last season’s play-off semi-final defeat to stay top of the division in a fiercely but fairly fought battle, soured only by referee Stuart Bryan’s decision to brandish a red card after 35 minutes.
Although mainly without incident, the first half was a good spectacle as the two sides sized each other up and played some neat football. Jordan Bastin notably for the visitors looking creative and Adam Liddle for the hosts battling and harrying at every opportunity.
The big moment of the game came...

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