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MANGOS SOURED AS FARM PREVAIL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 September 2017

By Kevin O’Donohoe
BRISTOL MANOR F 3 MANGOTSFIELD UTD 1

MANOR Farm did enough in the first half to see them past their neighbours Mangotsfield in this well-contested local derby, taking a deserved 2-0 lead into half-time.
The visitors came back strongly, however, and at 2-1 the Farm had to hang on at times in the face of Mangos’ improved second half performance.
Ben Bament gave the home side an early lead in the sixth minute when, following a bright start, he took a neat touch on the edge of the area before drilling a low shot beyond Thom Jonkerman’s dive.
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