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PEACOCKS CAN’T FIND A WAY TO SEAL THINGS

By Andy Power
TAUNTON TOWN 1
SWINDON S 1
IT WAS honours even at a sunny Cygnet Health Care Stadium as the Peacocks made it five league games unbeaten.
The result was about right with the home side having the better of the first half and the visitors the second. The game was livened up after a quiet start with a superb opening goal for Town on 13 minutes.
Shane White drilled a long ball down the left which Dan Sullivan took on his chest in the box and volleyed across Martin Horsell into the far corner.
Continued pressure from the hosts could not conjure up another and it took a tip over save...

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