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BOATMEN IN UPHILL BATTLE

SHOLING 2
By James Mclean

IN A game of two halves, Sholing rescued a point from a 2-0 half-time deficit to keep their play-off hopes alive, while Wimborne hung on to end relegation fears.
The game hadn’t long kicked off before Sholing were stung by a former friend. Max Bustamante MacAire was left on his own in the corner of the box and rifled home to Jack Turner’s left.
The lead was doubled after ten minutes, a ball over the top forced Turner to come out to meet Will Fletcher who rose enough to get a header in.

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