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CAPTAIN O’KEEFE RESCUES A POINT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 November 2017

SALISBURY 1 BRISTOL MANOR FARM 1

KANE AS MUSTARD: Goalscorer Kane O’Keefe and Farm’s Dean Stamp fight for the ball
PICTURE: John Rose

By Thom Belk
KANE O’KEEFE’S dramatic late header made it honours even in the battle of two promotion candidates as Salisbury and Bristol Manor Farm took a share of the spoils.
Salisbury had plenty of chances to take the lead on home soil, most notably when Danny Young cleared the bar from only a couple of yards out after being played in by Tom Whelan, but they couldn’t find the goal to give them the early advantage. They were ...

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