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AFC TOTTON 2 CIRENCESTER TOWN 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 December 2017

By Sean McGlead
CIRENCESTER would have left the Total Branding Community Stadium scratching their heads after losing this match.
The visitors missed a host of chances with Stags keeper Shane Murphy pulling off several decent saves to deny the Centurions.
However, the Stags luck looked as if it was about to run out when Tommy Anderson scrambled home from a yard out to give the visitors a 38th minute lead.
The Stags were then handed the opportunity to level things up when Craig Feeney levelled from the spot after being upended in the box by Alexandru Albert.
After the break Feeney won the poi...

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