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FIRST GOAL WORTH THE WAIT FOR BRADFORD

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 January 2022

BOWERS & PITSEA 0 CARSHALTON ATH 1
By Dean Wootten

TOMMY Bradford’s first goal of the season gave play-off chasing Carshalton Athletic their third consecutive win, and their second one-nil triumph in five days..
Bowers keeper Mitchell Beeney was called into action early on as he pushed away Lewis White’s curling effort.
White continued to be part of everything good that The Robins produced, leading a counter-attack before bending an effort just wide.
Mitchell Gilbey produced Bowers only real meaningful chance of the first half,
He let fly from 30 yards and his effort ...

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