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IT’S A PAIR OF BRACES FOR MAGIC MARTYRS

MERTHYR TOWN 4 BASINGSTOKE T 1
By Connor Green

MERTHYR Town extended their unbeaten run to six games with an impressive victory over Basingstoke Town.
Braces from both Ricardo Rees and Lewys Twamley ensured another brilliant goal performance in a fourth consecutive home victory.
The deadlock was broken 20 minutes into game through a penalty which was dispatched by Rees who continued his great goal scoring form.
A few minutes later, Merthyr doubled their lead through another penalty after Rees was brought down in the box. Rees stepped again and got his second of the game. Rees ...

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