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FROME TOWN 1 GOSPORT BOROUGH 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 August 2026

By Richard Scott

■GOSPORT BOROUGH headed back to Hampshire, from Somerset, with all three points after they overcame home side Frome Town.
The visitors took the lead after 16 minutes, when Dan Wooden did well to hold the ball up before teeing up Jordan Ngalo, who made no mistake by driving a shot beyond Kyle Phillips.
Frome hit back straight away, when they were rewarded a free-kick – which Albie Hopkins hit past everyone in the penalty area to nestle the ball into the corner.
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