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Sub-par Marine are sunk by Boro

By Andrew McNeil
FARNBOROUGH 2
SWINDON SUPERMARINE 1
SWINDON pulled into Farnborough with both teams having had more draws than IKEA over the festive period but Supermarine left with all three points.
An omen for the way the first half would play out came on 30 seconds when the ball was hoofed out of the stadium.
By the time Kurtis Cumberbatch arrived at the far post to edge the hosts in front on 26 minutes, three balls had already been lost to the allotments behind the John O’Hara Stand.
Boro generously handed Supermarine a late Christmas gift of possession on 38 minutes – ushe...

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