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SWANS ARE MADE TO WORK HARD FOR GLORY

WALTON & H’SHAM 4 DIDCOT TOWN 2
By Ed Colman

WALTON & Hersham continued their play-off push with a hard-earned victory over Didcot Town.
Despite Didcot sitting bottom of the table, they were gifted a surprise opportunity to open the scoring from 12 yards after six minutes, but Patrick Osborne’s effort was saved.
The first goal came after 16 minutes when Nana Owusu broke free to get on the end of a well-timed ball over the top before slotting the ball into the back of the Didcot net.
Osbourne made up for his penalty miss by levelling for the visitors in the 41s...

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