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TOWN HAVE A HENDY MAN

MELKSHAM TOWN 2 BISHOPS CLEEVE 0
By Richard Nelsen

A clash of the FA Cup giant killers resulted in the hosts extending their unbeaten run to 12 games.
The away side started smartly with clever passing and incisive attacks which led to a rattling of the home bar midway through the first half. Former Melksham man Jay Malshanskyj was a threat all game but it was the hosts who drew first blood.
Ralph Graham turned superbly in the area, before setting the energetic Kyle Wittnup to side-foot home. The second half saw the tide turned with the hosts creating chances regularly.
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