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BULLS STORM OUT THE BLOCKS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 August 2018

Keeper Crosby is Bulls’ saviour

AFC MANSFIELD 2 PICKERING TOWN 1
By Oliver Mooney

Lynton Karkach celebration 1-0 mansfield
PICTURE: offthebenchmedia

LYNTON Karkach and Nick Guest were again the heroes as their goals on either side of halftime handed AFC Mansfield their second win of the season and their first ever win in the Evo-Stik League.
After a scrappy opening, it was a unattractive goal which put the hosts ahead.
A long throw caused an almighty scramble in the Pickering box before Karkach poked home on 22 minutes.
The visitors were left scratching their heads at halftime afte...

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