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Magpies have the last Olaf

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 February 2025

PLYMOUTH P’WY 1 DORCHESTER T 2
By Gavin Lloyd

PLAYOFF hopefuls Dorchester grabbed the three points, but they were made to work hard by a Plymouth Parkway side who could count themselves unlucky to not take anything away from the game themselves.
The early stages of the first half passed without much action - until the home side’s Callum Hall blazed over, when well placed.
And shortly afterwards, Dorchester’s Shaquille Gwengwe was denied by some brave goalkeeping by Alex Rutter.
For all of Parkway’s possession and territory throughout the half they were un...

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