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FAZ LEFT RILED BY ‘STRANGE’ PENALTY

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The LeaguePaper Team
11 March 2018

By Nick Bull

THAT’S THE WAY: AFC Wimbledon defender Jon Meades celebrates after scoring to make it 2-1
PICTURES: PSI/Matt Redman

STAR MAN BARRY FULLER Wimbledon
I’VE never seen a stranger penalty decision: that was the damning view of Oxford caretaker manager Derek Fazackerley on the defining moment of a scrappy game in south west London that cost his side at least a point.
AFC Wimbledon moved three points clear of the bottom four after goals from Lyle Taylor and former U’s defender Jon Meades gave them only their second win in eight league games.
However, it was ...

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