WEYMOUTH tightened their grip on third place in the Vanarama National South with a magnificent victory over play-off rivals Slough ahead of a very likely, unprecedented break in the season on the back of the coronavirus pandemic that is bringing professional sport to a standstill around the country.
THE Terras quite literally battered the Stones, netting five times with five different scorers and missing two of three penalties, in this action-packed Vanarama National League South battle that even Storm Jorge failed to hamper.
FOR the second home game in succession Weymouth were to drop two Vanarama National League South points on an afternoon where they struggled to find any attacking rhythm against a resolute, but decidedly average, Billericay outfit who looked from the off that they had come for a point.
ABDULAI Baggie struck a dramatic last-gasp winner to end an absolute corker of a Vanarama National League South contest that saw visitors and play-off rivals Dorking finish with nine men.
WEYMOUTH brushed aside the challenge of Verwood on a bitterly cold night to set up a Dorset Senior Cup final with neighbours Dorchester Town.
WEYMOUTH recorded their first home league draw since the second game of the Vanarama National South season as Dulwich belied their lowly 15th place position in the table with a stirring performance on their first ever visit to Weymouth that was well worthy of the point.
LUCKLESS Weymouth succumbed to a second league defeat in their last three home games against a streetwise and resolute Havant outfit who just about deserved all three points with a solitary winner from Simon Walton on the stroke of half-time.
LATE goals from Yemi Odubade and Abdulai Baggie saw Weymouth get back to winning ways with a comfortable 2-1 home triumph over Oxford City in the Vanarama National League South – a result that strengthened their grip on sixth place in the standings.
WEYMOUTH gave their fans some much-needed Christmas cheer in the Vanarama National League South with a hard-fought, if not polished, 2-1 defeat of a mid-table Oxford City side that ended a run of three straight losses.
