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BOWERS STING BEES TO GO TOP

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 November 2018

By Phil Thomas
BASILDON UTD 0
BOWERS & P 4
BOWERS & Pitsea secured local bragging rights with a massive win over Basildon United to move to the top of the Bostik North table.
The visitors took the lead after 11 minutes when Andy Wilton fired a ball over the top which Lewis Manor flicked on perfectly for David Knight to volley home.
The lead was doubled when Quentin Monville slotted home from close range courtesy of a perfect assist from teammate Knight just before the break.
It got worse for Basildon when they conceded a penalty which Knight tucked home for his second of the afterno...

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