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CINDERFORD TOWN 0 MANGOTSFIELD UNITED 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 September 2018

By David Powell
MANGOTSFIELD Town are at long last up and running in the Southern League Division One South – thanks to Kye Simpson.
The Mangoes frontman popped up with the only goal of the game to hand his team a welcome three points on the road at Cinderford Town.
Simpson notched on the stroke of half-time to leave the hosts chasing an equaliser but Mangotsfield held firm to bring their run of six defeats in all competitions to a shuddering halt.
Meanwhile, Cinderford have been on the slide in recent weeks and need to arrest their form, having gone three games without a win to show ...

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