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I was back in action on the soccer pitch this morning and my hamstring seems to have fully healed.  I managed a very pretty goal from the top of the box, one timing a perfect cross and sending it rocketing past the keeper. Although the game was close through the first half we were overrun by numbers in the second (their squad of 22 versus ours of 11) and suffered a 2-6 loss.  Hard to beat a team with fresh subs every 10 minutes when you have none. Still, I was happy to be back on the pitch again.