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EARLY SUB SEES SWANS GO WITH FLO

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 September 2020

By Greg Dickson
SL DIV ONE SOUTH
SHOLING 0 SLIMBRIDGE
AN enforced early substitution was a blessing in disguise for Slimbridge.
An injury to Jamie Martin meant Johan Flo came into the fray after only 18 minutes and he made a major impact and started to dominate the midfield.
Slimbridge broke the deadlock after 35 minutes when Danny King picked out Edjidja Mbunga on the far post.
Flo then hit a Sholing upright and in the second half it was the substitute who won a Slimbridge penalty.
Ryan Gosney brought down Flo and received a yellow card but the Sholing keeper redeemed himself when he saved...

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