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Magpies fly high with big comeback

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 November 2025

By Tom Whittick

WIMBORNE TOWN 4
CHERTSEY TOWN 1
WIMBORNE Town came back from behind to secure a convincing victory against Chertsey Town.
Within the first 20 seconds, a cross from Lewis Williams found Will Fletcher at the back post and he tested Chertsey stopper Luke Wynne-Roberts with a header.
But in the tenth minute, the Curfews went on the counter attack and broke the deadlock. The Wimborne defence were caught off guard and Jack Mazzone converted from close range.
The Magpies continued to create chances and the second half started with a disallowed goal when Billy Walker ...

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