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BRAD’S BRACE TOPPLES TADDY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 November 2017

BAMBER BRIDGE 3 TADCASTER ALBION 1
By Tom Harle
A SECOND-HALF Brad Carsley brace brought Bamber Bridge back to winning ways against Tadcaster Albion at Irongate.
The Brewers, with only one away win this term, grabbed an unexpected lead in the 40th minute.. Josh Greening whipping a cross over for targetman
Tom Corner to bundle in. Carsley drew Bridge level in the 50th minute, stooping to head in Chris Marlow’s well-judged cross from the left.
The Lancashire side had the lead four minutes later when Carsley cut in on the edge of the box and his low shot took a deflection, dribbling past...

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