Non-League Paper

EVESHAM UTD 1 BRISTOL M FARM 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 September 2021

DIV ONE SOUTH
By Dean Speake

■ BRISTOL Manor Farm fought back to claim a point at Evesham.
Both sides struggled to create chances in the first 45 minutes, the best of which was an Adam Mace corner which almost crept under the bar on 12 minutes.
On the half hour, BMF’s Ben Bament made a solo run into the box but was pushed wide and his shot was cleared by Matt Williams.
Evesham had two efforts cleared off the line in three minutes in the second half, but took the lead when Ben Hayes found a way into the box and placed his shot wide to the left of the keeper.
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