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BULL ENJOYS A DREAM DEBUT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 March 2017

By Malcolm Johnson
MERTHYR T 5 CAMBRIDGE C 0
A MERTHYR TOWN side depleted through injury and suspension was still good enough to brush aside a very limited Cambridge City outfit.
The win saw the Martyrs boost their goal difference as they moved three points clear of Banbury United in the final play-off slot.
The first half saw Merthyr enjoying almost of the play, but an unfamiliar starting line-up with regular midfielder Eliot Richards playing as the main striker created little threat.
But the deadlock was broken just before the break when leftback Scott Barrow curled a free-kick over City&...

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