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SWINDON SUPERMARINE 2 SALISBURY 1
By Aleck Everard

SWINDON SUPERMARINE made it two wins in a row for the first time in the league since August when they won the Derby Day clash at the Webbswood Stadium against Steve Claridge’s “Whites” of Salisbury FC.
In a closely fought game, the visitors dominated much of the possession, but Marine were sharp on the break, creating the better chances.
After 27 minutes, from one of these breaks, Brad Hooper got away down the right and put the ball across for Ryan Campbell to slam home at the back stick. It was his third goal of t...

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