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SAMA GIVES FARM BOOST

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 November 2024

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Jack Davies

BRISTOL MANOR FARM 2 BASHLEY 0
A COMBATIVE first half saw half chances for both sides before Farm hit the front after a spell of pressure just before the break.
Dan Dodimead’s effort was parried by Mack before Abu Sama fired home to claim his first goal for the club.
The Farm faithful may have expected a Bashley onslaught, but the home side continued to control the first half and also controlled much of the second half.
A fine save from Seth Locke denied Jamie Arnold before Farm doubled the lead in the 70th minute.
A fine move involving Louis Br...

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