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Ten-man Boatmen overcome all odds

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 August 2025

SHOLING 3 WEYMOUTH 2
By James Mclean

DESPITE losing a man early, Dan Mason and Reece Wylie helped Sholing to a dramatic victory.
After huge pressure in the Weymouth box, Mason capitalised on an opening in the defence which left Ben Clarke stranded and Sholing leading.
Courtesy of Harry Taylor’s sending off for a handball in the box, Jake Mc-Carthy sent Craig King the wrong way from 12 yards to level matters.
The pain worsened for the Boatmen as Michael Folivi, scorer of over 20 goals last season, had to leave the field for Gianni Crichlow, Sholing’s second first-half ...

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