Truro City beat Dorchester Town 4-1 to go top of table

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Tyler Harvey has scored three goals in Truro's first two games this season

Truro City manager Paul Wotton says his side's fitness showed as they beat Dorchester Town 4-0 to keep up their perfect start to the new season.

Andrew Neal's 12th-minute strike gave the White Tigers a 1-0 lead which they carried into half-time.

Tyler Harvey's penalty doubled the lead five minutes after the break and he got a second six minutes later, before Neal struck again with 18 minutes left.

"It was very good. It was pretty comfortable," Wotton told BBC Cornwall.

"In extreme heat I thought we handled it really well.

"We were a bit fitter than Dorchester and that showed, and a really good afternoon for us, everyone's happy."

The win puts Truro joint-top of Southern League Premier South with an identical goal difference to Swindon Supermarine.

The two sides, along with third-placed Metropolitan Police, are the only teams in the division to have won both their games so far this season.

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