National League North

Saints rack up record victory

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 September 2019

By Tim Carroll
BRACKLEY TOWN 8
BRADFORD PA 0
BRACKLEY ran up a record club win in an uncomfortably one-sided affair on a terrible afternoon for Bradford.
Saints tore into the visitors from the start and never let up, scoring four goals in each half.
The opener was an own goal after 19 minute before Matt Lowe doubled the lead on the half hour, finishing decisively after Jimmy Armson’s shot was blocked. Lee Ndlovu was then foiled by keeper and Park Avenue captain Rhys Taylor when through oneon- one while a splendid finish from Armson was also ruled offside.
Marcus Wood then received his...

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