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TOTTON’S PLAY-OFF BID ON THE RISE

AFC TOTTON 3
BRISTOL MANOR FARM 1
By Sean McGlead
AFC Totton earned three valuable points by scoring three second-half goals.
The visitors took the lead before the break when Troy Simpson scored from close range.
There were numerous missed chances in the second half with Dean Stamp being denied by Totton keeper Shane Murphy three times.
Out of the blue the Stags were level when Charlie Gunson fired home from 25 yards.
The Stags kicked on from this point and Craig Feeney’s shot was parried by Bristol Manor Farm keeper Ashley Clark into the path of Tony Lee who swept home the rebound.
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